They're entirely different build pipelines since distro packages like RPM or the AUR aren't containerized and can access system libraries directly. You can't build an RPM or an Arch package the way you would a Flatpak.Rusty Corgi on Nostr: Flatpaks rely on shared containerized flatpak runtimes for dependencies while distro ...
Flatpaks rely on shared containerized flatpak runtimes for dependencies while distro packages rely on the system packages. They're entirely different build pipelines since distro packages like RPM or the AUR aren't containerized and can access system libraries directly. You can't build an RPM or an Arch package the way you would a Flatpak.
They're entirely different build pipelines since distro packages like RPM or the AUR aren't containerized and can access system libraries directly. You can't build an RPM or an Arch package the way you would a Flatpak.