Re:Reasons to prefer Linux over Windows (2014)
by bitwize on Sunday November 15, 2020 @07:43PM
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Those are toolkits to sandbox processes, but I'm talking in terms of complete solutions. Linux has Snaps and Flatpak, but the modern distros lack in solutions to enforce sandboxing policies systemwide against arbitrary binaries.
[citation needed]
> limited sandboxing
seccomp? Namespaces? What exactly do you want Linux to be able to sandbox that it can't?
> no provision for checking binary signatures
Bootloaders already enforce this for the kernel, and the kernel can enforce it for its own modules. Userlands are free to enforce it for userspace programs (e.g., how Android requires APKs to be signed).