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Morning tests...

The story behind: a client is considering moving all the new mini PCs in their office to Linux (no BSD is compatible at the moment), since they mainly use web apps and LibreOffice. This client once told me they loved Transport Tycoon, back in the days, so I’m preparing an openSUSE Leap image. I’m sure they’ll be fascinated by this screenshot and the demo installation.

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A screenshot of an OpenSuse Leap desktop environment running inside an Oracle VirtualBox virtual machine. The desktop has a yellow and orange wallpaper. Two application windows are open: 1. On the left, the game "Simutrans" shows a dialog box titled "Select one or more graphics to install". A list of graphics packs, such as "pak64" and "pak128.Britain", is displayed. The "pak32" option is highlighted, and a progress bar below it indicates it is "Downloading...". 2. On the right, the game "OpenTTD" is running. It displays an isometric view of a city in the year 1950. The taskbar at the bottom of the screen shows icons for several applications, including Simutrans and OpenTTD. The system clock on the far right reads "10:04 15/10/25".
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in reply to Stefano Marinelli

Michele Adduci
Michele Adduci
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nice. Question: what was your motivation to go for openSuse instead of other stable distros, like Debian?
in reply to Michele Adduci

Stefano Marinelli
Stefano Marinelli
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@madduci There will be many PCs and the tools that suse is providing are fine for an end user. The rollback, etc are useful.
I've always had good experiences with suse desktops, so I feel quite confident in suggesting them
@Michele Adduci
in reply to Stefano Marinelli

dlite
dlite
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Oh, the good old days. I remember playing OpenTTD back in 2005, only 20 years ago =)
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in reply to Stefano Marinelli

Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
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does OpenSUSE provides an already isolated Web browser env (jail, chroot, apparmor etc) or an easy-to-activate option?
in reply to Stefano Marinelli

Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
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how do you prevent a FlatPak from accessing ~/.ssh or ~/Images? Is this part of the FlatPak format/configuration?
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Stefano Marinelli
Stefano Marinelli
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@joel
it is:

flatpak info --show-permissions net.waterfox.waterfox


[Context]shared=network;ipc;
sockets=x11;wayland;pulseaudio;fallback-x11;cups;
devices=all;
filesystems=xdg-download;
persistent=.waterfox;

[Session Bus Policy]
org.freedesktop.FileManager1=talk
org.freedesktop.Notifications=talk
org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver=talk
org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.firefox.*=own
org.a11y.bus=talk
org.mozilla.waterfox.*=own

@Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
in reply to Stefano Marinelli

Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪
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hum, ok. And it is ensured by the flatpak binary or by the kernel (via apparmor or selinux)?
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Stefano Marinelli
Stefano Marinelli
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@joel I'm not sure about it. To be honest, I don't trust those technologies that much. I mean: adding pieces to increase secuirity isn't my cup of tea. I just use them as a convenient way to download and keep in sync some software.
@Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪

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