Debian kind of spoils you in this regard though. Go out of Debian and Ubuntu, and you are probably going to miss some package at some point. On Debian, Flatpak

Debian kind of spoils you in this regard though. Go out of Debian and Ubuntu, and you are probably going to miss some package at some point. On Debian, Flatpak can still be useful to get the latest version of some apps too. I'm not a big fan however. At work, I'm using the Kate Flatpak package on Debian Buster (to have syntax highlighting for the programming language I use), but the open and save dialogs are a bit buggy and you cannot open another file in a new tab from the terminal or the file manager (it will open a new window). Integration is not great, I often just use the native Kate and do without the syntax highlight.