> 3) Installers aren't as bad as package managers but are still overly complex and cause problems. Applications should be single files or directories that can b

> 3) Installers aren't as bad as package managers but are still overly complex and cause problems. Applications should be single files or directories that can be moved or copied anywhere you want. Numerous OSs had applications work this way by convention and it is also how AppImage works. I do like this. The only thing that concerns me is disk space (which isn't really that big a deal at this point) and things like crypto libraries. With the crypto libraries, what happens when the statically compiled package has an out of date library/how do you recover without having to upgrade every program individually? (This is a serious question, I'm not trying to be rude. I'm sorry if I come off that way.)