So what is the way forward for Linux to have sandboxi g as strong as Android? Appimage everything? I know it's possible now hacking together things, but I mean by default and integrated.
One systemd patch at a time.
But that doesn't solve the user sandboxing problem, flatpaks and xdg portals does.
Still, a lot of portals are still missing or not fully implemented, but it's getting there !
My beef is not with immutable OSes or sandboxes or else. They all have use cases and reasons.
My primary beef is being locked out of my own system without my consent. I want to own my personal (esp. Linux) systems, that's all. I'm also against erosion of Free Software ecosystem for something looking open, yet non-buildable or modifiable by the end user. This is why I don't like permissive licenses and essential software to be licensed-washed from Free to Open.
Appimages are not sandboxed