And most important , it's always to the point,not some bloated website with half of copy pasta with decade old tutorials ,and plus point arch wiki always have great references in footnotes ,for eg original kernel docs
There is serious lake of food research ,i bet most of fast food we eat can't be considered human food ,also i have conspiracy ,big food companies try to impede these research
I don't think snap has that ,if it have ,it would be burried deep in docs ,fleatseal is dope and user friendly ,i also find flatapak faster then snap ,and most importantly flatpak and appimage is godsend for my current distro ,that is debian .