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> So which is it ? fast or needs flatpak? Are they mutually exclusive? If you don't like flatpaks it seems to be available on the AUR, fedora or homebrew if y
by worksonmine 3y ago
> So which is it ? fast or needs flatpak?
Are they mutually exclusive?
If you don't like flatpaks it seems to be available on the AUR, fedora or homebrew if you're using mac. Debian repositories are always lagging behind for new stuff so that's no surprise but the dev provides a script for installing dependencies on the rest of the distributions somewhat customized to your flavor if you're willing to build from source. There is a debian directory so it seems like they started the process of getting included but you'll have to verify in the mailing-lists to see what the current status is.
I'd say that's plenty of options to choose from. The simplest being flatpak. Are you a package maintainer yourself? Do you know how much work is involved to get into the main repositories? This is not npm.