> Removing the LXD task, this is yet another apparmor bug from the apparmor stacking/namespacing change which was backported to Xenial.
Well, that explains a lot. 16.04 was formerly stable but recently began to drive me crazy because of so many apparmor problems with almost every major daemon or browser, and an aa-notify which just vomates hundreds of messages onto the desktop faster than one can click them away.
I am not an apparmor expert, but was able to deal with it for years, but suddenly have the problem that adding permissions to the local-files for local extensions does not solve problems as expected.
I think it is not overestimated to say that this apparmor thing broke the usability of 16.04.
What in the world was the reason to backport these problems into a stable release?
> Removing the LXD task, this is yet another apparmor bug from the apparmor stacking/ namespacing change which was backported to Xenial.
Well, that explains a lot. 16.04 was formerly stable but recently began to drive me crazy because of so many apparmor problems with almost every major daemon or browser, and an aa-notify which just vomates hundreds of messages onto the desktop faster than one can click them away.
I am not an apparmor expert, but was able to deal with it for years, but suddenly have the problem that adding permissions to the local-files for local extensions does not solve problems as expected.
I think it is not overestimated to say that this apparmor thing broke the usability of 16.04.
What in the world was the reason to backport these problems into a stable release?