GNOME Settings
by The GNOME Project
Utility to configure the GNOME desktop
Dangerous permissions
Unverified publisher
GPL-2.0+
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About
Settings is the primary interface for configuring your system.
Permissions
6 permissions weaken the sandbox. Flatsonar asks before installing.
- full access to your entire file system
--filesystem=host - unrestricted access to the session D-Bus (all your running apps)
--socket=session-bus - unrestricted access to the system D-Bus (system services, hardware)
--socket=system-bus - owns desktop name org.gnome.ControlCenter: can impersonate a desktop component
--own-name=org.gnome.ControlCenter - owns desktop name org.gnome.SessionManager: can impersonate a desktop component
--own-name=org.gnome.SessionManager - X11 display: X11 lets apps read input and windows of other apps
--socket=x11 - GPU acceleration
--device=dri - sets environment variable DCONF_USER_CONFIG_DIR
--env=DCONF_USER_CONFIG_DIR=.config/dconf - inter-process communication (needed for X11)
--share=ipc - network
--share=network - audio
--socket=pulseaudio - Wayland display
--socket=wayland
Who publishes this
Nobody has confirmed that the publisher controls this app id. Flatsonar warns before installing.
- https://github.com/endlessm/gnome-control-center also publishes this app id
publisher:collision - https://github.com/gooroom/gnome-control-center also publishes this app id
publisher:collision - https://github.com/radxa-pkg/gnome-control-center also publishes this app id
publisher:collision - https://github.com/ryzendew/gnome-control-center also publishes this app id
publisher:collision - packaged by github.com/slattann, not by the org.gnome namespace owner; it does build the owner's code from https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center.git
publisher:namespace - git source tracks a moving branch: what gets built can change without the manifest changing (x33)
source:unpinned - fetches from anongit.freedesktop.org over unencrypted git: anyone on the path can swap the bytes (x13)
source:insecure-url
Maintenance
Recent activity on the upstream repository, or built and reviewed by Flathub.
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