https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=387974
--- Comment #11 from michael <reeves...@gmail.com> --- So why is it the domain of DE's and system designers to protect users from themselves through enforced sand boxing of this nature? Warn them yes. Make it secure by default fine but don't hard code this kind of thing. Distro's and system admins already have access to things such apparmor and selinux which limit application activity even under root. Further docker uses a restrict root as its default user. This change in dolphin should not have gone down without the appropriate kauth support being added. Security at the expense of flexibility and the push for mandatory sand-boxing by the system are what drove me to Linux in the first place. Wayland already has forced developers to reevaluate what they are doing by blocking this kind of access. That is where enforcement needs to happen otherwise it is trivial to bypass the restriction with another gui based program if need be a custom designed one. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
