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* Access Control
On the Linux desktop, most people are running apps with zero access control enforced, meaning that running the Discord client for example, can ~rm -rf ${HOME}~ or slurp up your private data such as your ssh keys. This is not great, but there are several options available to address this problem.
-Some of the information I shared here could be incorrect. Please contact me and let me know if anything is wrong, I am not an expert on any of these subjects.
+*Some of the information I shared here could be incorrect. Please contact me and let me know if anything is wrong, I am not an expert on any of these subjects.*
* Example Program
I'm going to use weechat as an example of a program that we want to isolate from the rest of the system. It's simple but not trivial, and touches a lot of commonly shared directories like ~XDG_CONFIG_DIR~, ~XDG_STATE_DIR~ and similar.