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#Tails 7.6.2 is out as an emergency release to update #Flatpak to version 1.16.6, fixing an important security vulnerability in the confinement of Tor Browser https://tails.net/news/version_7.6.2/#OpenSource #Linux

#Flatpak 1.16.5 is out now to fix regressions caused by the sandbox escape security fix, which impacts some web browsers, browser-based apps, and the #Steam Client https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/releases/tag/1.16.5#OpenSource #Linux #FreeSoftware

#Flatpak 1.16.4 #Linux App Sandboxing Framework Is Out to Fix Critical Security Vulnerabilities https://9to5linux.com/flatpak-1-16-4-linux-app-sandboxing-framework-brings-important-security-fixes#OpenSource #FreeSoftware

@valpackett I am not a hardline systemd hater, but I do want to say I think having flatpak expect a user instance of systemd is a bad idea, given that flatpak exists in large part to make apps work independently of what's installed outside each app's sandbox.

Warum habe ich bloß so einen Hass auf #Flatpak. Mir fällt es nicht ein.#Linux

@forteller I can't really imagine that. Unless the app needed new permissions in the meantime and that's why it didn't work properly anymore. Which apps were those?