Package: flatpak-xdg-utils

Version: 1.0.5-3 amd64

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Depends: libc6 (>= 2.34), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.39.4)

Description:

xdg-open and xdg-email reimplementation for containerized apps Applications running in a Flatpak sandbox cannot normally launch arbitrary subprocesses outside the container to open files and URLs. This package provides reimplementations of the standard xdg-open(1) and xdg-email(1) command-line tools intended to be run inside the container. They use the D-Bus session bus to communicate with the xdg-desktop-portal service outside the container. . To avoid conflicting with the standard xdg-utils package, these tools are installed in /usr/libexec/flatpak-xdg-utils. This directory can be added to the PATH when preparing a container, or used as a target for container-specific symbolic links in /usr/bin. . This package also contains flatpak-spawn, which can be used by Flatpak applications to launch processes outside the container. Unprivileged applications can use this mechanism to launch a helper tool such as a thumbnailer in a version of their sandbox with more restrictive permissions, and specially-privileged applications with the 'devel' flag (such as GNOME Builder) can use this mechanism to bypass the sandbox and run commands on the host system. . This package is normally only useful if you are using Debian packages to construct a Flatpak runtime or a similar container, and should not be installed on a normal Debian desktop system. On desktop systems please install the reference implementation of the xdg-open and xdg-email tools, which can be found in the xdg-utils package. . If this package is installed in a non-Flatpak environment for testing, it will require the dbus-session-bus and xdg-desktop-portal packages (which would not be useful to install in a container).

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