My understanding is that Flatpak was never designed to be a secure environment. It’s all about convenience.
Running software you know you can’t trust is idiotic no matter how well you sandbox it.
My understanding is that Flatpak was never designed to be a secure environment. It’s all about convenience.
Running software you know you can’t trust is idiotic no matter how well you sandbox it.
That quote actually links to a really good article: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.10-Merging-NTSYNC
As someone who’s built his own PCs for years, I’ve never really bothered with a BIOS update.
Then again, one of the main reasons to update BIOS is to gain support for new CPUs, but I’ve been using Intel which switches to a new socket or chipset every other generation anyway. I’ve almost always had to buy a new motherboard alongside a new CPU.