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1. Linux supported equally

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   SomebodyNose supported this idea  ·  Jun 20, 2024

2. Official Flatpak support on Linux

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   SomebodyNose commented  ·  Jun 20, 2024  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   It's ok if you want to create and maintain a Flatpak, but not at the expense of rpm/deb packages, which are never going away.

   Personally, I'd rather see a dnf and apt repo for installation/updating so I have one update mechanism on my system. I'd rather avoid the mess of requiring up to four different ways for updating my system: dnf/apt + Snap/Flatpak/AppImage.

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