>https://www.phoronix.com/news/Sovereign-Tech-Agency-Flatpak
>>109681930Linux desktop is close, easy permission management like android, easy to install and sandboxed! I'm glad SteamOS, Fedora(Atomic), openSUSE(MicroOS), KDE-Linux, GNOME-OS and even forks like Bazzite and Bluefin see the benefit of Flatpak!>https://modal.cx/blog/announcing-flatpak-sta/
>>109681930> The executive team consists of:> > Adriana Groh (co-CEO), previously from the Open Knowledge Foundation's Prototype Fund[9]> Luisa von Beust (co-CEO), previously at several commercial organizations> Fiona Krakenbürger (CTO), previously worked at the Open Technology Fund[10][11]> Until its formation as an independent entity, the Open Technology Fund had operated as a program of Radio Free Asia.[5] As of November 2019, the Open Technology Fund became an independent nonprofit corporation and a grantee of the U.S. Agency for Global Media.Thank you for the information.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_Tech_Agency- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Technology_Fund
>>109681930So it's safe to assume it'll be backdoored to fuck , got it.
>>109681991>only foidsBut who cares, they use all this money and donate it to FOSS projects, GNOME, KDE, Arch Linux and even fucking BSD.
>>109681976Why do you hate atomic distros anon? Who even forces you to use them?
>>109681991>3 femalessus
>>109681976>networking and VPNsWorks on my machine.>>109682103People who hate atomic distros are the same people who hate systemd. God forbid something actually works instead of being a cobbled together pile of shit that barely functions.
>>109682203I dislike systemd but not atomic distros. Also runit jus'workz
>>109682103>hateI didn't say that. I like atomic distros and flatpak
>>109681930Oh look, foss trannies stealing German tax money.
I am okay with that.
>>109681930>>109681976>>109681991>>109681993Jews mad Linux doesn't work like Android/iOS/tv.
>>109681930Another gnome win, literally all the people being funded are gnome devs kek
>>109684544Based. Gnome itself isn't that bad and Flatpak is the best option Linux currently has for package management.
>>109681930Does anyone still use flatpak in the year 2026?
>>109686739The number of Flatpak users is constantly growing year by year. So, yes.