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Is there a downside to Flatpak?
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2024
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Take a look at this site that goes into the details of the shortcomings of Flatpak, its from 2020 but I'm sure some of this is relevant still
Thank you! Very interesting read!
I don't think anyone dislike this comment is really correct: When they said you can use flatseal, they are making user become security expert overnight.
Too much for anyone claim themselves "practical" "security"
That blogpost is considered to be somewhat flawed with its information, as explained here: https://tesk.page/2021/02/11/response-to-flatkill-org/
This is a much better read than mine, thanks for sharing!