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Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.

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  • itsfoss@mastodon.socialI This user is from outside of this forum
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    Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.

    https://itsfoss.com/modern-synaptic-style-package-manager/

    #linux

    kwayk42@sechtor.socialK thezorse@hear-me.socialT leticyaoliveira940@mastodon.socialL metaend@social.vivaldi.netM 4 Replies Last reply
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      Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.

      https://itsfoss.com/modern-synaptic-style-package-manager/

      #linux

      kwayk42@sechtor.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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      @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.

        https://itsfoss.com/modern-synaptic-style-package-manager/

        #linux

        thezorse@hear-me.socialT This user is from outside of this forum
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        @itsfoss

        Synaptic's great. I still use it, but was disappointed to see it's not available in Fedora.

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        • itsfoss@mastodon.socialI itsfoss@mastodon.social

          Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.

          https://itsfoss.com/modern-synaptic-style-package-manager/

          #linux

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          • itsfoss@mastodon.socialI itsfoss@mastodon.social

            Making the case for a modern Synaptic-style package manager on the Linux desktop.

            https://itsfoss.com/modern-synaptic-style-package-manager/

            #linux

            metaend@social.vivaldi.netM This user is from outside of this forum
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            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.

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              @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

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                @kwayk42 yeah 😅

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