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The wonderful world of Linux package managers
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Appimmages seam a lot like reverting to the old way of downloading packages like the installers you see in Windows and macos are appimages somehow better or different?
I would rather compare appimage to PortableApps, except it bundles dependencies too.
OK that makes sense, thanks.