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> Containers have already won the war on the Linux server, there's no point Flatpak etc trying to compete here. There are things that you just cannot run insid
by manuelabeledo 4y ago
> Containers have already won the war on the Linux server, there's no point Flatpak etc trying to compete here.
There are things that you just cannot run inside a container.
Also, in cloud environments, default provisioning is not done with containers, which makes sense, but directly causes the issues I mentioned, e.g. Amazon provisioning SSM on Ubuntu Server instances.