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- cross-posted to:
- gnome@discuss.tchncs.de
- linux@lemmy.ml
It was me. Reinstalled three times a couple days ago because I'm an idiot.
But I'm an idiot who uses FOSS and I rather be dumb in a world of genius than a genius in a world of dumb.
I am really glad Flatpak exists, it made using Linux much easier for me ^^
The issue with those numbers is that they don't account for people having multiple devices. My PC, Laptop, and Steam Deck all download apps from flathub, so I'm likely counted multiple times. On the other hand most people only use one device, so the actual numbers probably don't doffer much. It's an estimate anyway.
Edit: I'm not surprised the amount of people using flatpak/flathub increased so much. It's my preferred method of installing proprietary software and works on any distro, even unconventional ones like NixOS or Alpine. Sandboxing continues to get better, be it isolation or usability.
I am not one of the million, but I'm glad flatpaks exist. Anything to increase ease of use and hopefully wider linux adoption is a good thing.