Comments by "dkosmari" (@dkosmari) on "GNOME u0026 KDE Team Up on Paid Flathub Software Store" video.

  1. Not to mention, they increase waste of RAM and disk storage. There's also a lot of compatibility problems when said app needs to break out of the container in order to interact with the system. It's common to find users reporting bugs about certain packages, only to "resolve" the bug by installing a native package. And let's not even get into the whole security nightmare that these packages introduce, by bundling their own runtime environment, that might not get security updates regularly like your distro.
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  2. Are you aware that KDE runs on top of GNOME libraries for nearly 2 decades now?
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  3.  @oflameo8927  Dependency on GLib. GLib is a GNOME library. Are you illiterate?
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  4.  @2012knp  But it gets ugly when the developer only supports building it as a flatpak, and not as a native app.
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  5.  @TheUnkow  To me, a much better alternative to a Wine flatpak is to just use Lutris. You can easily download and maintain multiple Wine and Proton setups.
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