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Silverblue is great, my only regret in my own install was not adding more storage. I could just be making this up, but it seemed like flatpaks were taking more
by aliqot 4y ago
Silverblue is great, my only regret in my own install was not adding more storage. I could just be making this up, but it seemed like flatpaks were taking more storage than an install of the same apps from repositories.
That being said, flatseal is amazing, and I wish I could use it for everything. If this is the first time you're hearing about flatseal, check it out! It's a dashboard or control-center for each app you've installed via flatpak, and it features granular control as far as what facilities and resources that specific program can access on your machine.
- LoganDark 4y ago> I could just be making this up, but it seemed like flatpaks were taking more storage than an install of the same apps from repositories. Flatpaks don't use any shared libraries, that's why. Every app has its own copy of everything, including glibc. That's why flatpak can be used to run glibc apps on MUSL distributions like Alpine.