Alpine is indeed a fantastic experience for many use cases. But for me, it falls just short of being totally usable as a desktop/laptop OS because of the lack o

Alpine is indeed a fantastic experience for many use cases. But for me, it falls just short of being totally usable as a desktop/laptop OS because of the lack of package support for important things that require glibc. I'd love if I could use musl, truly, but there are a few things that just won't work and I need them daily. And every time I've tried using flatpak to fill in the gaps, I've been disappointed by broken installs or packages that just didn't work once installed. As much as I hate to say it, I'd take a glibc flavor of Alpine as a daily driver in a heartbeat.