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And if you wanted to install 10 apps, then you'd have to visit 10 web pages, search for the file and then install? No, leave this for Windows.
by ifeeltriedboss 4y ago
And if you wanted to install 10 apps, then you'd have to visit 10 web pages, search for the file and then install? No, leave this for Windows.
- timtom39 4y agoYou don't already do this for Linux? :( A new Linux setup already requires me to visit a bunch of sites and find .debs. Chrome, Signal, Edge, Visual Studio Code, Slack, etc. I don't really trust random unofficial maintainers in snap store and all of the above is required for my work.
- ajsnigrutin 4y agoDon't most distribution repos already have all those already included with the "main" package management system?
- ifeeltriedboss 4y agoI just write flatpak install chrome and the machine is like OK /s
- chpatrick 4y agoDepends on the distro, I can just install all of those directly with Nix.
- philliphaydon 4y ago> No, leave this for Windows. This hasn't been the case on Windows for years now.
- forgotpwd16 4y agoIt isn't impossible to have both. An app store that is a registry pointing to packages/files hosted by the developer. And since you mentioned Windows, that's exactly how choco and winget work.