Flatpaks, nope. At least nothing I could notice. Snaps, yes definitely, but mostly when there is a UI involved. I tend to prefer Flatpaks for apps with a UI.

Flatpaks, nope. At least nothing I could notice. Snaps, yes definitely, but mostly when there is a UI involved. I tend to prefer Flatpaks for apps with a UI. Snaps would have been good for CLI apps if Canonical would just give it a rest already, and allow them to be decentralized and stop pushing them so hard as if that would make us use them. So while I do sometimes use snap packages, I'd prefer not to.