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How is that a Linux-centric vision? Linux distributions have always tightly coupled application updates to OS (distribution) updates. In fact, this was often a
by danieldk 7y ago
How is that a Linux-centric vision? Linux distributions have always tightly coupled application updates to OS (distribution) updates. In fact, this was often a criticism of Linux and one of the motivators for a lean immutable system like Fedora Silverblue, where you install and update applications out-of-band with Flatpak.
- kccqzy 7y agoI'm talking about the Linux project. You're talking about GNU/Linux distributions.
- coldtea 7y ago>How is that a Linux-centric vision? In that many people consider the Linux kernel and basic userland as the "OS", and the applications, packaging, etc as the "distro". Even casually, when we mention OSes, we say "Windows, macOS, Linux", not "Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Centos, etc etc...".