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I'm currently using Slackware current. I use an approach of compiling from source or using AppImage. Things like Flatpak and Snaps are an opaque black box to me
by blippage 1y ago
I'm currently using Slackware current. I use an approach of compiling from source or using AppImage. Things like Flatpak and Snaps are an opaque black box to me.
I have AppImages for things like Zoom, KeePass and LibreOffice. I don't need to keep updating them. They do what I want them to do. I have them on a separate partition. If I reinstall my system they're all ready to go out of the gate.
It's ridiculously simple.
I did try out Fedora awhile ago, but decided it wasn't for me. Why is everything a Flatpak? Just use the repo mechanism.
- pvdebbe 1y agoSame system with me. Running gentoo without systemd or pulseaudio makes Flatpak and Snap totally nonstarters. I compile most of my stuff from gentoo's official repos and supplement things with select AppImages that work out of the box, curiously well.
- mixmastamyk 1y agoI don’t use flatpak on my main fedora box, rather added rpmfusion instead.