> We don’t get stuck in legacy hell like Windows. legacy hell hasn't been a thing for a long time, and flatpack basically uses the same solution Windows does -

> We don’t get stuck in legacy hell like Windows. legacy hell hasn't been a thing for a long time, and flatpack basically uses the same solution Windows does - numerous redundant different versions of older libraries. > And we don’t cut off compatibility like Apple Without Flatpack or similar, Linux is honestly pretty terrible as far as backwards compatibility goes.