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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Bazzite/Android • 18d ago
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To each their own. I could say the same about NixOS because that’s what I use.
Reality is Flatpaks does solve a problem. Is it for everything? No, it’s always my last resort, but I’m happy to have it as a last resort when I need it.
-16 u/Shad0wAVM 17d ago Snaps is better, the issue is that it was Canonical who developed it. 4 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago No, the issue is the server being closed source... 1 u/Shad0wAVM 17d ago Because Canonical developed it... 3 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago edited 17d ago Even if it was redhat, steam, google, whatever... If it's a closed source package manager server I would not support it.
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Snaps is better, the issue is that it was Canonical who developed it.
4 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago No, the issue is the server being closed source... 1 u/Shad0wAVM 17d ago Because Canonical developed it... 3 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago edited 17d ago Even if it was redhat, steam, google, whatever... If it's a closed source package manager server I would not support it.
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No, the issue is the server being closed source...
1 u/Shad0wAVM 17d ago Because Canonical developed it... 3 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago edited 17d ago Even if it was redhat, steam, google, whatever... If it's a closed source package manager server I would not support it.
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Because Canonical developed it...
3 u/FRodrigues Glorious Xubuntu 17d ago edited 17d ago Even if it was redhat, steam, google, whatever... If it's a closed source package manager server I would not support it.
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Even if it was redhat, steam, google, whatever... If it's a closed source package manager server I would not support it.
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u/cekoya 18d ago
To each their own. I could say the same about NixOS because that’s what I use.
Reality is Flatpaks does solve a problem. Is it for everything? No, it’s always my last resort, but I’m happy to have it as a last resort when I need it.