It's very possible for Linux phone homescreens to be sandboxed (like on Android) in a Flatpak with the appropriate permissions and D-Bus protocols.

[drewnaylor@mastodon.online]

It's very possible for Linux phone homescreens to be sandboxed (like on Android) in a Flatpak with the appropriate permissions and D-Bus protocols. Might be a little more complicated but you could do it I'm sure.

[jane@smolhaj.social]

@DrewNaylor you don't want to use flatpak, you want to use systemd to start the homescreen as a sandboxed service. e.g. gnome just switches between systemd targets in the user to eventually start:

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[drewnaylor@mastodon.online]

@jane Didn't know that. There's some interesting stuff in that service.

[fun@berkeley.edu.pl]

@DrewNaylor @jane bwrap?