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@klh said in App security (new KeepassRX app):
All versions of OpenStore also show the permissions list and that should be the first thing people check, can't expect non-technical users to unpack clicks before installation.
Fully agreed. But RandomUser did not strike me as someone who would necessarily trust second hand information. So I showed a way they could check for themselves.
@kugiigi Was not saying the concern is not valid. Was saying it can be assuaged, and showing how. The permissions requested are also listed in the Open Store itself.
But you do raise a good point. Maybe like a dialog box listing the new permissions that are requested since the last update, which gives the option to proceed or cancel.
@Moktrull said in M'kaay... so I'm looking to aquire a Lenovo M10 HD tablet, just that there are so many models available...:
which is craaaazy expensive for a tablet of any kind...
Indeed.
Maybe you can consider pinetab2, even if it still is beta.
https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/pinetab2/
@jagdtigger Indeed, there is no export function in NetworkManager. Also it seems that Ubuntu has transitioned to using netplan at some point.
In any case, you can find your VPN config either in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ or else in /etc/netplan/.
Both locations are writeable by root on UT, so you could try copying over the correct file(s).
@Moktrull said in M'kaay... so I'm looking to aquire a Lenovo M10 HD tablet, just that there are so many models available...:
Bubuntu Touch
Just curious, what does Bubuntu mean in your language, since you keep making the same typo ...
@t12392n said in App security (new KeepassRX app):
I wish there was an strict firewall native in Ubuntu Touch so that we would see and control what is allowed to talk. A local Keepass should not talk to the internet.
If the app is confined (as this one is) you don't need to blindly trust that the package in the open store was compiled by the code that is linked, to be sure it doesn't phone home. If you know what to look for, you can download the .click package and examine the contents. The most important is the .apparmor file, which describes what permissions the packages requests from the system.
Here we see that this app is indeed confined, and it only declares the content_exchange policy group. This means that the app will not be able to access the network at all, because the networking policy group is not included in the apparmor.
@jagdtigger What version of UT are you on? And what channel?
@NotZaney the text color of the Button element will change automatically depending on the background color (that's true for the Lomiri Toolkit)
@Opolork I think I didn't explain myself correctly 
The issue has to be opened in the Git page of the app, not of the OpenStore (the OpenStore is an index sort of)
So: for the Trolly app, go to the source page and open the issue there
@kugiigi said in Crazy stuff: sudo snap install signal-desktop:
Yeah, snap is now preinstalled on 24.04 Noble.
I don't think that's the main point of the post. The main point seems to be that, specifically, Signal for desktop can be installed on UT as a snap and works.
Which is pretty impressive!
