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What are your thoughts on Flatpak/Flathub?
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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2024
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Get Job done but remember don't use it for Browser and Text Editor. It will make you suffer.
I'm using it for my browser on Steam Deck and it's fine. You just have to give it the right permissions.
Yea, I know but still some time it doesn't interact with system.
Sure, if you don't give it filesystem permissions it won't be able to download files and save them to disk.
Wow Cool
Edit: NVM and Sorry bro, I was feeling kinda annoyed that's why I comment this but actually my problem was GNOME extensions integration.
Issue is Libre office is being moved to Flatpak only