I haven't run a desktop linux for years so this might be completely off, but what I got from it was there will two majors paths: - you're a hardcore oriented d

I haven't run a desktop linux for years so this might be completely off, but what I got from it was there will two majors paths: - you're a hardcore oriented distro, you assume most things will be built from source, follow all of your dependencies and maintain the glue for your distro. Gentoo/Slackware style。 - you value convenience and go the snaps/flatpack route. And you can still go the convenience path while building some specific apps from source, but there will be a bigger gap to bridge and it won't make sense formost applications. I get the shift, as we're already seeing it, even outside the cloud, I think it's still the best of both worlds. I compare that to how I'm running a natively compiled postgres version but a containerized mysql because it was too much of a pain to match all the dependencies.