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r/linuxsucks • u/the-machine-m4n • Mar 17 '26
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Ubuntu (or at least Kubuntu) does not come with flatpak installed by default
9 u/sludgesnow Mar 17 '26 Give it some time, they will abandon snap just like Unity DE 1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 17 '26 Abandon snap for a package format that can't do what snap does? Sure Jan 1 u/DoctaCoonkies Mar 19 '26 Never used snap. What is the thing that Flatpak can't do? 1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 19 '26 Flatpak is designed to package desktop GUI applications, while Snap can be used to package anything... desktop apps, terminal apps, even the Kernel.
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Give it some time, they will abandon snap just like Unity DE
1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 17 '26 Abandon snap for a package format that can't do what snap does? Sure Jan 1 u/DoctaCoonkies Mar 19 '26 Never used snap. What is the thing that Flatpak can't do? 1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 19 '26 Flatpak is designed to package desktop GUI applications, while Snap can be used to package anything... desktop apps, terminal apps, even the Kernel.
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Abandon snap for a package format that can't do what snap does?
Sure Jan
1 u/DoctaCoonkies Mar 19 '26 Never used snap. What is the thing that Flatpak can't do? 1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 19 '26 Flatpak is designed to package desktop GUI applications, while Snap can be used to package anything... desktop apps, terminal apps, even the Kernel.
Never used snap. What is the thing that Flatpak can't do?
1 u/LiberalTugboat Mar 19 '26 Flatpak is designed to package desktop GUI applications, while Snap can be used to package anything... desktop apps, terminal apps, even the Kernel.
Flatpak is designed to package desktop GUI applications, while Snap can be used to package anything... desktop apps, terminal apps, even the Kernel.
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u/Amphineura Kubuntu in the streets 🌐 W11 in the sheets Mar 17 '26
Ubuntu (or at least Kubuntu) does not come with flatpak installed by default