Open source doesn't ensure it'll even build against new compilers, libs, language runtime, and all the other stuff we're reinventing all the time to keep the hamster wheel spinning. What open source desktop apps are you using that need sandboxing anyway all of the sudden? GIMP, Inkscape, Audacity? Come on.
Yep - all of those. GIMP has scripting capabilities and exposure to vulnerabilities via image codecs, same as Inkscape, and Audacity could be linked to ffmpeg, which is a huge attack surface.