I don't really get the point it's trying to make. - The UX of Gnome Software can be improved (a lot) but this is kind of unrelated to Flatpak. - Turning the

I don't really get the point it's trying to make. - The UX of Gnome Software can be improved (a lot) but this is kind of unrelated to Flatpak. - Turning the argument around, having a declarative permission system allows to list what permission an application requires, which is a good improvement. The way it's presented can be improved but it's still great. - A flatpak package is still something that needs to be managed but it's true for any form of software distribution. A lot of flatpak packages are community managed so the attention they get will vary. As any form of community managed project, it's possible to step in and contribute, which is the good side.