Providing Flatpacks besides RPMs to increase the variability of options for users is a good thing, but getting rid of everything which is not Flatpacks, taking the options away, is not only a surprise for me, it is also quite disturbing. For me, that goes against the idea of Linux and what I like about it.
st 20. úno 2019 16:43 odesílatel Bastien Nocera <bnocera@xxxxxxxxxx> napsal:
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> > But installing from something like Flathub, or another Flatpak source is
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> It seems like here is the core. Sorry, but now it looks like you are just
> trying to promote Flatpacks over anything else. I find RPM fusion even more
> trivial for example.
It is where we're going already. We've already started generating Flatpaks in
Fedora. I'm not certain why this comes as a surprise.
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