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Please. There is no need for disabling sandbox entirely.
Even if it's not something desirable, giving access to the host filesystem isn't anywhere near "disabling sandbox entirely".
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I dislike having filesystem=host
enabled, but IIUC, that is the one the currently gives Evince access to neighbour files. That is, until there is a fix for https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/issues/463.
What does Evince use its access to neighbour files for OOI?
What does Evince use its access to neighbour files for OOI?
For having access to synctex files, which allows users jump to the corresponding position in a LaTeX source file and the PDF.
I dislike having
filesystem=host
enabled, but IIUC, that is the one the currently gives Evince access to neighbour files. That is, until there is a fix for flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal#463.
This could be changed to filesystem=home
at least.
This could be changed to
filesystem=home
at least.
Depends if this feature working on removable media is important I guess?
Depends if this feature working on removable media is important I guess?
The diff has: "--filesystem=/run/media:ro",
It should be made r/w IMO, but that covers this specific use-case.
Thanks for the patch. I merged #88 instead.
Please. There is no need for disabling sandbox entirely. See discussion: https://pagure.io/fedora-workstation/issue/244#comment-751477