Their auto-update feature and isolation make them convenient ... someone else is using on a different Linux distribution, Flatpak is the way to go. Understanding the differences between DEB ...

Flatpak is the largest universal package management system available to Linux enthusiasts today. It runs apps in a secure sandbox, provides automatic app updates, and is supported by most major ...

Today, the developers of Flatpak (previously called xdg-app) announced general availability for several major Linux distributions, with a pointer to instructions for installing on Arch ...

Flatpak works well by design with both GNOME ... Users don't want a gatekeeping distro holding back the latest updates." Snap was created by Canonical, which still keeps a firm grip on the server ...

Faster Updates and Rollbacks Snap’s transactional updates and automatic rollbacks are particularly useful. Flatpak also supports versioning and updates through Flathub. Users get faster access to ...

Flatpak apps are also run in a sandbox by default, which isolates each app from one another to make them a bit more secure. Because of this, changes to permissions for Flatpaks can only be made by ...