Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
@itsfoss I miss synaptic package manager, way better than snap imho
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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
Synaptic's great. I still use it, but was disappointed to see it's not available in Fedora.
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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.
IMO flatpak is all you need. I've come to the conclusion that immutable systems are the future for consumers.
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IMO flatpak is all you need. I've come to the conclusion that immutable systems are the future for consumers.
@metaend Flatpaks are nice tbh. But, don't they have these hundred different dependencies? Like those you see when running flatpak list command?
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@itsfoss I miss synaptic package manager, way better than snap imho
@kwayk42 yeah
