• guyman@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      Dang, that’s lame. I guess it’s up to users to adapt LO to their distro.

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            1 year ago

            I mean, flatpaks are cool and all, but native packaging of distro repos is the non plus ultra for me.

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            1 year ago

            Im a redhat user, and also dislike flatpaks, snaps, and allat. The only sane “uber package” is appimage and I’m tired of pretending it’s not.

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          Many like myself don’t like the old idea of downloading stuff that “just runs”. It’s too much going back to the old ways with windows where you randomly just downloaded a binary off a website and ran it.

          Basically it’s the equivalent of sideloading apps on mobile devices. I won’t do that either unless it is required.

          Now I do have one such app, in appimage which is my preference anyway. KDEnlive, which I run as an appimage Vs the Debian package only because I’m on Debian 10 on my main machine and have yet to pencil in the upgrade time.

          Now, GNU Guix is interesting. Cryptographically secure and verified compilation (or pre-compilation) of source code straight from GitHub etc. Now, that will be more like it!

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            You wouldn’t go to a website and download something (unlike AppImage), you would install it through Flatpak.

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            Appimage IS an attempt to bring windows style software (mis)management to windows. Flatpak is more like bringing android style app management along with limited permission sets, permission portals, and some sandboxing. It also leverages the server spaces container principals more and more to do!

            Guix is also super cool! In fact using guix to build OCI containers and flatpaks to me is natural evolution of the declarative/reproduce able image concepts introduced by both.