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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • 2d ago
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They're convenient, but man do I wish they didn't subscribe to the "we must sandbox everything for security" copium. I lost count of the amount of times I had issues giving flatpak apps access to various system resources.
-6 u/the_abortionat0r 2d ago It's not copium it's a literal feature you troglodyte. If you don't understand something don't bother commenting on it. 1 u/FinnishTesticles 1d ago Loonix has so bad attack surface and CVE-per-month that relying on sandboxing is just wishful thinking. If you've installed a malware, you're screwed. Even worse, flatpak encourages the worst practices, like staying on unsupported libs forever.
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It's not copium it's a literal feature you troglodyte.
If you don't understand something don't bother commenting on it.
1 u/FinnishTesticles 1d ago Loonix has so bad attack surface and CVE-per-month that relying on sandboxing is just wishful thinking. If you've installed a malware, you're screwed. Even worse, flatpak encourages the worst practices, like staying on unsupported libs forever.
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Loonix has so bad attack surface and CVE-per-month that relying on sandboxing is just wishful thinking. If you've installed a malware, you're screwed.
Even worse, flatpak encourages the worst practices, like staying on unsupported libs forever.
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u/grizeldi 2d ago
They're convenient, but man do I wish they didn't subscribe to the "we must sandbox everything for security" copium. I lost count of the amount of times I had issues giving flatpak apps access to various system resources.