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If this is genuinely your philosophy then Flatpak isn't a real problem for you because you can take any OS application that's bundled with Flatpak, rebuild it t
by danShumway 6y ago
If this is genuinely your philosophy then Flatpak isn't a real problem for you because you can take any OS application that's bundled with Flatpak, rebuild it to be dynamically linked, and then publish the new package using whatever package manager you prefer.
- cycloptic 6y agoOr, alternatively, create a new flatpak runtime and rebuild it for that.