> Second is that Debian doesn't have PPAs, nor really any equivalent mechanism. You can, at your own risk, use ubuntu PPAs in debian. Also some projects publis

> Second is that Debian doesn't have PPAs, nor really any equivalent mechanism. You can, at your own risk, use ubuntu PPAs in debian. Also some projects publish their own debian repos - I have google chrome and terraform coming from custom repos at the moment, that's the real PPA equivalent. I've been using debian for decades and I don't even know what an Appimage is ... but then I guess for commercial software I'm OK with snap. Intellij, skype, zoom, whatever can come from there. OSS comes from the distro repo.