Closed boredsquirrel closed 10 months ago
I see Thunderbird and Betterbird having this access
"--filesystem=/usr/mail", "--filesystem=/usr/spool/mail",
I dont know things about mail, but are these actually used? /usr is read-only on ostree filesystems and it works normally anyways
The --filesystem=/usr/... do nothing at all in flatpak. The /usr in sandbox comes from flatpak runtime not host.
--filesystem=/usr/...
/usr
I see Thunderbird and Betterbird having this access
I dont know things about mail, but are these actually used? /usr is read-only on ostree filesystems and it works normally anyways