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Originally posted by szymon_g View Post
snaps were invented a year before the flatpaks
Also note that xdg-app is the same thing as flatpak so it was just a rebranding.
History of flatpak:
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Originally posted by szymon_g View Post
remind me, how many apps are in flatpaks - especially apps that cannot be found in the standard repositories?
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Originally posted by szymon_g View Post
snaps were invented a year before the flatpaks
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Originally posted by Vistaus View Post
LOL. If you're going to post stuff like that, at least make sure your information is correct. Flatpak existed long before Snap came around, just under a different name.
https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2018/0...pak-a-history/
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Originally posted by VistausLOL. If you're going to post stuff like that, at least make sure your information is correct. Flatpak existed long before Snap came around, just under a different name.
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Originally posted by krzyzowiec View Post
So I actually read your link, and even the author says that those past iterations were full of hacks and didn’t resemble flatpak until 2014, which funny enough, is when Ubuntu started using click…
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Oh those hipsters, they drop x86_32, but added RISC-V, which have similar performance, but orders of magnitude lower deployment base.
Don't forget about relatively recent crappy Atom-based machines with 32bit UEFI, that isn't capable to boot 64 bit OS, despite the fact that CPU is 64 bit.
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