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> Or you go with a package manager that is cross-distro. > That’s why. So flatpak?
by HunOL 3y ago
> Or you go with a package manager that is cross-distro.
> That’s why.
So flatpak?
- Alupis 3y agoWell, flatpack still doesn't address the non-gui app/utility part of the equation.
- stonogo 3y agoAnd snap doesn't address the fact that the server components that talk to the snap 'store' software is closed-source and only available from Canonical.
- Alupis 3y agoNever claimed it did. Snaps are yet another half baked Canonical tech... Those of us using immutable distros would love a "flatpack for cli utils". OS-tree layering defeats many of the points of immutability, and pet containers are a bigger pita than they should be. There has to be a better way.