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The system package manager is useful for updating the underlying system, not necessarily the user's environment. Think of it as a in the classic root/user divid
by eikenberry 4y ago
The system package manager is useful for updating the underlying system, not necessarily the user's environment. Think of it as a in the classic root/user divide. The system package manager is there for updating the core system and things like flatpaks/toolboxes are there for the users. They don't follow the same updating patterns so it makes sense to keep them separate.