Make sure embedded video is selected (Tools > Preferences > “All” (bottom left) > Video > “Embeded video”)

Also are you using a distro package or the VLC Flatpak app?
Make sure embedded video is selected (Tools > Preferences > “All” (bottom left) > Video > “Embeded video”)

Also are you using a distro package or the VLC Flatpak app?


There is at least already a userspace PCIe API. And USB and so on.


It’s frustrating that there isn’t much of an effort to turn Linux into more of a microkernel. Instead the kernel just keeps getting bigger with even more subsystems and modules that can be exploited.


ah I guess that’s exactly what a backdoor is. I read the headline and thought security vulnerability or privilege escalation.


How is this a backdoor if it requires being able to install custom PAM modules???
It’s such a well know piece of software now, I can’t believe that’s even an issue. The other definition of the word probably has a fraction of the people who know about it.
You need to figure out what B-Bus API is called to open the URL, and block it using the
flatpakrun argument--no-talk-name=NAME