I disagree. Flatpak pros:
- installing: easy to locate, install and has centralized management for updates.
- flatpaks are also persistent. User-installs are in the home dir.
- sandboxing built-in.
Can't comment on other stuff. Haven't had issues.
- installing: easy to locate, install and has centralized management for updates.
- flatpaks are also persistent. User-installs are in the home dir.
- sandboxing built-in.
Can't comment on other stuff. Haven't had issues.
This is both a pro and a con. For example, one big downside of this approach is that it can make installing third party plugins and scripts much harder than it should be.