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KelsonV@lemmy.ml to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 2 years ago

Downsides of Flatpak

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Downsides of Flatpak

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KelsonV@lemmy.ml to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 2 years ago
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Developers are lazy, thus Flatpak
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A look at Flatpak madness
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    I can keep Firefox bleeding edge without having to worry that the package manager is also going to update the base system, giving me a broken next boot if I run rolling releases.

    On Nix[OS], one can use multiple base Nixpkgs versions for specific packages one wants. What I have is e.g. 2 flakes nixpkgs, and nixpkgs-update. The first includes most packages including base system that I do not want to update regularly, while the last is for packages that I want to update more regularly like Web browser (security reasons, etc).

    e.g.

    • https://codeberg.org/yuuyin/yuunix/src/branch/main/flake.nix#L52-L77
    • packages with pkgs (nixpkgs flake) https://codeberg.org/yuuyin/yuunix/src/branch/main/profile/packages.nix#L12-L26
    • firefox with pkgs-update (nixpkgs-update flake) https://codeberg.org/yuuyin/yuunix/src/branch/main/profile/app/firefox.nix#L14-L16

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