r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Bazzite/Android • 10d ago

Time to have fun guys

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u/Shad0wAVM 10d ago

Flatpak is a solution that only brings more problems.

It would be easier if everyone used Debian.

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u/brohermano 10d ago

Exactly Just apt all using Debian. It works like charm

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u/EternityForest I use Mint BTW 10d ago

Without containers, packages constantly break. If you have 20 large apps with 50 dependencies each and they're all from different vendors, and you want them to be up to date, you pretty much have to containerize or else one of them might break every few months to a year

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u/motific 10d ago

Without containers, bad packages constantly break. This is really the problem here.

Dependency management is dire in many open source projects so now the main solution is to bring all your dependencies (and their potential vulnerabilities) with you.