>Ubuntu avoids Flatpak for strategic reasons, Is flatpack still Desktop focused , depends on desktop session or changed recently? It this still holds true the

>Ubuntu avoids Flatpak for strategic reasons, Is flatpack still Desktop focused , depends on desktop session or changed recently? It this still holds true then your claim is bullshit, snap is a more powerful tool because I could setup CLI programs on a server without a desktop session. From flatpack FAQ I still see >Flatpak is designed to run inside a desktop session and relies on certain session services, such as a D-Bus session bus and, optionally, a systemd --user instance. This makes Flatpak not a good match for a server.