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Yeah there are no official flatpaks or docker images so you were using 3rd-party software and this is not Freenet's fault :) Perhaps you can update your topmos

• djcapelis 5y ago
  Offering only a Java installer, of all things from the increasingly distant past, wholly divorced from any semblance on how most anyone wants to install or use software these days, is 100% a choice the freenet project made and entirely that project’s fault. This type of uncaring about the user experience nonsense is exactly the type of issue that the person you’re replying to is sharing about their experience.
  • ArneBab 5y ago
    Do you want to help fix the debian installer? Freenet has been providing a Gentoo package for years. Other distributions need more work. If you have the skills, then please help updating the debian package! https://github.com/freenet/debian https://github.com/freenet/debian
    • Gigachad 5y ago
      These days you just ship it in a flatpak which is easy to install on any system. Distro specific packaging is a relic these days.
      • ArneBab 5y ago
        A pull-request (or repo) with a flatpak recipe would be very welcome, too. Though distro-packaging in Guix is still far superior to a flatpak, because it gives the freedom of flatpaks but integrates much better.