Thanks!

But, is that a problem with Agile or with your company? That's my point.

Neat!

Thank goodness you're here is so good!

Huh? They officially support it and there is no need for a version any more. It's standardised. As a matter of fact, if you try to start a compose stack that starts with a version number it gives you a warning that it's not needed.

Interesting. Thanks!

Or un-naturally selected? 🤔

That makes more sense. I didn't understand the person I was replying to. Whether they meant it would be easier or harder.

Seems a lot like a Discord Guild. Very nice concept!

Yeah, it's immutable until you run the command steamos-readonly disable IIRC.

You are very confrontational. I love being proven wrong so that I can learn more. But, your language is belittling. I hope my message didn't come across that way.

Either way, looking at DistroWatch OpenSuse is about the #10 most popular Linux OS. MxLinux, Linux Mint, Debian, and Ubuntu are all debian based and above OpenSuse. Debian is by volunteers according to the Debian Package Maintainers Guide. So, I would think that the most-popular distros (especially in the non-professional world) are maintained by volunteers.

That comes with nuance though and I understand that. For instance, debian is celebrating 30 years. In that time I am sure many package maintainers have probably done this for very long amounts of time. So they are probably more worthy of trust than some Flatpak maintainers. But, when a flatpak is maintained by the developer (not that common in my experience) I would trust them the most.

Now, something I wasn't aware of until someone else linked it is how bad Flatpak is as a sandbox. But, I never used it wanting a sandbox. I like it for the isolation of libraries (Dependency Hell). Updating my OS never breaks any packages, because the libraries are separated.

As for qa testing. It would be on a per-package stand point. I see how helpful that is. But, I'm not installing any command line utilities through Flatpak. Just desktop apps, like browsers, game launchers, etc. So, maybe we are talking about different types of packages..

I'm not convinced Flatpaks are inherently worse than packages from the OS's repos themselves. But, I will be trying nix package manager as a replacement.

Amazing. I'll try this sometime.