@AaronTechnic
Flatpak and Snap software is still running fine on Debian 10.
Debian 10 Stable is not old. It is mature and Stable.
It's LTS Life ( https://wiki.debian.org/LTS ) ends on June 2024 and it's ELTS Life ( https://wiki.debian.org/LTS/Extended ) hasn't yet been determined.
Operating System Stability is the #1 priority for us and we don't settle for anything less.
An Unstable Computer is a Useless Computer.
We prefer a slightly "older" Stable OS over a "newer" Unstable OS.
Without Stability the Computer Fails to execute the User's Commands and the User Experience Fails.
If the User Experience Fails, the Operating System Fails.
This for us is intolerable.
There is a difference between using Linux for fun or experimentation and using Linux to get work done.
Unstable or newly released Core Linux Distributions are not suitable for getting work done.
If you disagree you can use any other Linux Distribution.
No one is forcing you to use iLinux OS.
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We do not hate anyone or anything.
Of course we disagree with the mentality and with the architecture of the Snap Software Layer but we believe that Users must have the ability to run Snap Software Out of the Box if they want to.
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The so called and Self Proclaimed "Linux Community" that is controlled by the "Linux Mafia Army" has nothing to do with the real Linux Community.
The real Linux Community is the SUM of ALL Linux Users and ALL Linux Developers.
We have been over that before. There is no point in repeating the same things all over again. If you want to discuss it any further please open a new Thread and don't disrupt irrelevant Threads.