I like Flatpak, especially now that it has upstream providing packages. It does not have auto updates yet as far as I know. Not a big deal, if there are important security updates in the news, it is time to check for updates.
Unless you are using like a 64GB drive, not really. Ig flatpaks are as bit more annoying to start from the terminal
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