Byte-matching has been a side-effect of gaining an understanding of how the software works. With this you are skipping the understanding and you will not get people like Kaze Emanuar on YouTube who have dedicated a lot…
macOS does this for select directories. You either give access to all of `Documents` or none. It's also not great for notification fatigue, as you get like 8 popups at once in iTerm2. If you choose not to give access to…
By default, software has a sandboxed location that is exposed to the host in `~/.var/app/[APP]`. Most software needs access to user files. Since most applications aren't written with Flatpak in mind, they will attempt…
Byte-matching has been a side-effect of gaining an understanding of how the software works. With this you are skipping the understanding and you will not get people like Kaze Emanuar on YouTube who have dedicated a lot…
macOS does this for select directories. You either give access to all of `Documents` or none. It's also not great for notification fatigue, as you get like 8 popups at once in iTerm2. If you choose not to give access to…
By default, software has a sandboxed location that is exposed to the host in `~/.var/app/[APP]`. Most software needs access to user files. Since most applications aren't written with Flatpak in mind, they will attempt…