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Lucireply
lemmy.ca

Yep, it hardens the system and barely affects the user. Nothing but win here.

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lemmy.world

Damn security guys are trying to justify their existence again.

My Fedora is single user and the system handily comes with one called 'root'

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This is good for precisely the single user case - potentially malicious services on your system can't view things they otherwise would be able to, or access resources they don't need. Even if it's under the same user.

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Fedora 40 Change Proposal: Systemd Security Hardening | Spyke