That's definitely true! It's also good for smaller distros with smaller package managers. It's easier for a dev team to support just Flatpak than to bundle/peti

That's definitely true! It's also good for smaller distros with smaller package managers. It's easier for a dev team to support just Flatpak than to bundle/petition for pacman, apt, yum, eopkg, and so on. I'd greatly prefer 'native' packages though.