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It really isn't a lot. Why would you bring up a phone when I don't know of any phones that use flatpaks (or snaps) except very edge case ubuntu experimental pho
by stjohnswarts 3y ago
It really isn't a lot. Why would you bring up a phone when I don't know of any phones that use flatpaks (or snaps) except very edge case ubuntu experimental phone distros?
- seba_dos1 3y agoBecause I use it on my phone? These days it's often being used on phone distros that have nothing to do with Ubuntu (PureOS, Mobian, postmarketOS, Fedora, Arch...). I have like six or seven apps installed via Flatpak, and about a hundred via regular repos. I'm glad Flatpak exists as it enables some use cases that wouldn't be possible otherwise, but let's not pretend that its disk usage is not a PITA (the way it handles updates is super annoying too, you never know how much free space you actually need to have available for it to succeed).