Yep - perfect is the enemy of good. For me the advantage of flatpak is that it makes things a lot easier to install, abstracting away all the detail between di

Yep - perfect is the enemy of good. For me the advantage of flatpak is that it makes things a lot easier to install, abstracting away all the detail between different Linux distros. The layering is good + because of immutability, you have a system that is a lot closer to the one the devs actually used. There is a little more security, which is a bonus too, but that's not the main draw.