For me, Flatpaks are much more convenient. They contain all their dependencies, so I never get stuck apt-get'ing a bunch of random libraries. They're usually up

For me, Flatpaks are much more convenient. They contain all their dependencies, so I never get stuck apt-get'ing a bunch of random libraries. They're usually updated by the publisher, rather than waiting for a distro. I had lots of problems with snaps - slow loading times, mismatched styles, breaking with no decent error messages.