said Thierry de Coulon via tde-users:
| On Wednesday 26 February 2025 21:14:23 dep via tde-users wrote:
| > But going to the Krita site I found that the only compiled
| > version for Linux is an appimage.
|
| It's available also as flatpak.
|
| I tend to use flatpaks for KDE apps as this prevents KDE elements to be
| installed directly on my system.
These all-in-one packages could be useful -- well, not snap, because
Ubuntu -- if they carried everything needed, even to run something from
another OS. As it is, they're a wad of confusion.
Example: I use FreeTube on Debian 12 on my Raspberry PI 5 televisions.
Which was just fine until recently. Then they built the latest Electron,
which does not run on Raspberry. So I d/led the appimage of the latest
version of FreeTube. No help. A system that is as we were told Java would
be -- write once, run everywhere -- would be useful. Best I can tell,
there isn't one. All appimage does for us is make it easy to cleanly
delete when it doesn't work, at the price of lots of storage.
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