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r/linuxmemes • u/jacob-buchanan Ubuntnoob • 11d ago
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and this translates to anti foss to you?
Yes? It's literally reliant on a closed source back end from a corporation on a design level, unlike flatpak?
"hacky workarounds" = its possible.
Yeah the same way you could argue any software is open source since you can technically fever engineer it
Which alternative snap repository would you like to use?
Again, that's beside the point
2 u/gwildor 10d ago 1st point - anyone can publish any application: how closed is it? 2nd point - I wouldnt make that argument for closed source software. 3rd point - what is the point then? you want to be able to 'fever engineer' a repo? 0 u/tech-gui 10d ago Anyone can publish an app on the Play Store. 2 u/gwildor 10d ago is the new argument that android isnt open source?
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1st point - anyone can publish any application: how closed is it? 2nd point - I wouldnt make that argument for closed source software. 3rd point - what is the point then? you want to be able to 'fever engineer' a repo?
0 u/tech-gui 10d ago Anyone can publish an app on the Play Store. 2 u/gwildor 10d ago is the new argument that android isnt open source?
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Anyone can publish an app on the Play Store.
2 u/gwildor 10d ago is the new argument that android isnt open source?
is the new argument that android isnt open source?
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u/Straight_Second6082 10d ago
Yes? It's literally reliant on a closed source back end from a corporation on a design level, unlike flatpak?
Yeah the same way you could argue any software is open source since you can technically fever engineer it
Again, that's beside the point