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  • fiore@brain.worm.pinkF This user is from outside of this forum
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    fiore@brain.worm.pink
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    @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean im sorry but like you should actually know what you are talking about before coming up w a thread throwing shit at something , any criticism youve made is a nothingburger so far

    and i am NOT a flatpak fan . by a long shot

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      @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean im sorry but like you should actually know what you are talking about before coming up w a thread throwing shit at something , any criticism youve made is a nothingburger so far

      and i am NOT a flatpak fan . by a long shot

      coolbean@brain.worm.pinkC This user is from outside of this forum
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      #33
      @fiore @apophis the real problem is linux's distro model above all. if we could just have cohesive operating systems flatpak would never have been needed
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        @fiore @apophis the real problem is linux's distro model above all. if we could just have cohesive operating systems flatpak would never have been needed
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        @coolbean @fiore @apophis
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        • twinspin6@outerheaven.clubT twinspin6@outerheaven.club
          @coolbean @fiore @apophis
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          @twinspin6 @fiore @apophis we couldve just had a well supported unix clone but NOOOO
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          • fiore@brain.worm.pinkF This user is from outside of this forum
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            @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean i literally would rather package smth for my distro instead of using the flatpak . thats not the point

            the point is , if you are a user that is not willing to roll up their sleeves and package smth , there really is no point to criticizing flatpak. especially if your point contains no technical arguments that hold any water , and especially if you bring up some nazis blogpost about it .

            im all for you learning how to use flatpak , or hell learn how to not use it , and packaging or building the things u need . i can even help in some cases

            but throwing shit at projects for deciding to offer pre packaged builds in a format that is easy for them and available to most users instantly ?? whats even the point of that ??? it isnt even rlly expected that the project itself offers packages . them doing so on flathub is a nice bonus

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            • coolbean@brain.worm.pinkC coolbean@brain.worm.pink
              @fiore @apophis the real problem is linux's distro model above all. if we could just have cohesive operating systems flatpak would never have been needed
              fiore@brain.worm.pinkF This user is from outside of this forum
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              @coolbean @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises imean true

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              • fiore@brain.worm.pinkF fiore@brain.worm.pink

                @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean i literally would rather package smth for my distro instead of using the flatpak . thats not the point

                the point is , if you are a user that is not willing to roll up their sleeves and package smth , there really is no point to criticizing flatpak. especially if your point contains no technical arguments that hold any water , and especially if you bring up some nazis blogpost about it .

                im all for you learning how to use flatpak , or hell learn how to not use it , and packaging or building the things u need . i can even help in some cases

                but throwing shit at projects for deciding to offer pre packaged builds in a format that is easy for them and available to most users instantly ?? whats even the point of that ??? it isnt even rlly expected that the project itself offers packages . them doing so on flathub is a nice bonus

                fiore@brain.worm.pinkF This user is from outside of this forum
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                fiore@brain.worm.pink
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                @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean this is free software , the users shape the experience

                the one that is being mikkkrosoft brained here is you

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                • fiore@brain.worm.pinkF fiore@brain.worm.pink

                  @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean this is free software , the users shape the experience

                  the one that is being mikkkrosoft brained here is you

                  fiore@brain.worm.pinkF This user is from outside of this forum
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                  fiore@brain.worm.pink
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                  @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean free software is not being controlled by an obscure cabal of germans in red fedoras , lead by lennart poettering

                  its shaped by the way things work better for most people

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                  • fiore@brain.worm.pinkF fiore@brain.worm.pink

                    @apophis@kill-corporations.enterprises @coolbean free software is not being controlled by an obscure cabal of germans in red fedoras , lead by lennart poettering

                    its shaped by the way things work better for most people

                    phnt@fluffytail.orgP This user is from outside of this forum
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                    @fiore @coolbean @apophis
                    >its shaped by the way things work better for most people
                    If that was true, gnome and the whole security autism around Wayland wouldn't have happened.
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                    • phnt@fluffytail.orgP phnt@fluffytail.org
                      @fiore @coolbean @apophis
                      >its shaped by the way things work better for most people
                      If that was true, gnome and the whole security autism around Wayland wouldn't have happened.
                      coolbean@brain.worm.pinkC This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @phnt @fiore @apophis yea its susceptible to personal brainworms just as much as anything else in the world. fucking mao fucked up like this what makes you think devs wouldnt
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