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Sandboxed file accessSandboxed file accessPosted Sep 6, 2012 18:59 UTC (Thu) by mhall119 (guest, #57124)In reply to: Sandboxed file access by geofft Parent article: Ubuntu's new app developer upload process proposal
Apps won't have access to the user's home directory by default, but they will have access to ~/.config/{appname}/ by default, which they can use to store configuration and user data.
My understanding of the private-data abstraction is that using it will prevent access to those directories (~/.gnupg, ~/.ssh, etc) even if some other abstraction (or helper) gives access to a parent directory (~/).
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Sandboxed file access Posted Sep 7, 2012 8:59 UTC (Fri) by krake (subscriber, #55996) [Link]
Shouldn't they also get access too ~/.local/share/{appname} for storing data rather then config?
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