Comment by socalgal2 5 days ago which other text editors implement sandboxing? 3 comments socalgal2 Reply bandrami 5 days ago emacs can but for some reason by default only does it with themes pjmlp 5 days ago Not really, because it only works for Elisp code, and nothing else that might be called as external process. bandrami 5 days ago Oh I see what you're saying; right, if elisp launches a process it's just a normal process (unless the elisp itself containerizes it when it launches it)
bandrami 5 days ago emacs can but for some reason by default only does it with themes pjmlp 5 days ago Not really, because it only works for Elisp code, and nothing else that might be called as external process. bandrami 5 days ago Oh I see what you're saying; right, if elisp launches a process it's just a normal process (unless the elisp itself containerizes it when it launches it)
pjmlp 5 days ago Not really, because it only works for Elisp code, and nothing else that might be called as external process. bandrami 5 days ago Oh I see what you're saying; right, if elisp launches a process it's just a normal process (unless the elisp itself containerizes it when it launches it)
bandrami 5 days ago Oh I see what you're saying; right, if elisp launches a process it's just a normal process (unless the elisp itself containerizes it when it launches it)
emacs can but for some reason by default only does it with themes
Not really, because it only works for Elisp code, and nothing else that might be called as external process.
Oh I see what you're saying; right, if elisp launches a process it's just a normal process (unless the elisp itself containerizes it when it launches it)