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minus-square@nossaquesapaolink3•3 months agoWell, there’s the increased storage usage, and in some cases, more ram. There can also be issues with integration with your distro themes, etc. Many people will consider these as a small cost to the benefits of flatpaks, but I can understand the ones who aren’t sold on it.
minus-square@GravitySpoiled@lemmy.mllinkfedilinkEnglish12•edit-23 months agoStorage increase is a myth https://www.ypsidanger.com/wasting-disk-space/ Disrto theme bugs occur if the dev doesn’t write the app theme agnostic enough. Nothing wrong with flatpak. Those “bugs” will disappear the more flatpak is used
minus-square@Kusimulkku@lemm.eelinkfedilink9•3 months ago there’s the increased storage usage Considering how much it is in reality, this is for most users a non-issue. Big issue in embedded devices maybe, but not for desktop users.
Well, there’s the increased storage usage, and in some cases, more ram. There can also be issues with integration with your distro themes, etc.
Many people will consider these as a small cost to the benefits of flatpaks, but I can understand the ones who aren’t sold on it.
Storage increase is a myth https://www.ypsidanger.com/wasting-disk-space/
Disrto theme bugs occur if the dev doesn’t write the app theme agnostic enough. Nothing wrong with flatpak. Those “bugs” will disappear the more flatpak is used
Considering how much it is in reality, this is for most users a non-issue. Big issue in embedded devices maybe, but not for desktop users.