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Fortunately, things like snap and flatpak are still fringe projects with no realistic perspectives for a widespread adoption. Which would be ridiculous, anyway
by enriquto 4y ago
Fortunately, things like snap and flatpak are still fringe projects with no realistic perspectives for a widespread adoption. Which would be ridiculous, anyway: why would you want all the programs in /usr/bin to be isolated "apps"?
- klooney 4y agoI run most of my GUI stuff out of flatpaks now, it's pretty great. Run the latest releases on a stable LTS with no dependency problems.