Ok dude, you should have looked at the minimum requirements for a linux install before buying that thin client. I checked debian and fedora and both had minimun requirements exceeding 8gb for graphical environments. Read the manual, stop bashing a tool you arent using right. Flatpak works great for almost every use case, especially if you learn how to tweak the sandbox.

Build it from source them.

Another missed occasion to have taken a screenshot. There's gnome-screenshot, scrot, your DE's integrated tool and so many others to choose from, you can do it!

That sort of shit makes me hate the modern internet. (Also screenshots are cleaner and therefore compress better since you seem to care (rightfully) about storage space.)

btrfs compression and dedupe. Saves a lot of space

Lots of people seem to like it. I also use it for like 2 or 3 desktop apps, but it's alao littering my filesystem with gigabytes of runtimes. And I believe I can salely remove Skype now...

Skelly is rapidly approaching your location.

tl;dr: some applications (like Bottles) are designed to run only in sandboxed environments. Flatpak is a robust way to ensure that an application has the correct dependencies and conditions for proper functionality.

Or alternatively... crzyshrtct was not found on your host, but is required, daddy. Please install it to be able to use the software.

I only use flatpack when I need the most up to date version of a software for whatever reason.

But it’s a delta.

and 8gb ssd? at that size it's surely a removable 2242 ngff drive, it's like 10$ for a 64gb one. you're quite literally throttling your systems read/write speed, cause ssds want at least 20% free to manipulate files.

I see DLL Hell is still going strong...

TONS OF SAME STUFF

every time:

downloads a different version of KDE from 2014

what kind of app only bundles a flatpak? Surely there's manual install instructions?

you probably have thrice that in your yay/paru or emerge cache

i know what you are.