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I love the idea and the philosophy behind ! I have no trouble with them for now, one click install perfect.
However I’ll never use it for programming and I don’t understand why people use vs code flatpak or other coding app, because the app is contained and cannot interact with your system.
@Shareni@programming.dev @CeeBee@lemmy.world thanks for the resources I did not know. I was pretty confused it was not possible to do it and here you are thx ! :)
It can. Think of it like allowing a phone app to interact with your stored files.
https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/sandbox-permissions.html#
That's not how it works. Install Flatseal and you can give it fine grained access to whatever you want, or just everything.