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Recently I wanted to uninstall $thing. Couldn’t via the package manager. I had forgotten that it wasn’t a native package. So what was it? *scratches head* Flatpak, snap or Appimage? Aw damn, it’s an AppImage. Now where did I put the binary? *scratches head*.
I can read your comment as both a joke or an incredibly egotistical statement. In this day and age it’s hard to tell the difference. While it can be very on the nose, a /s is often necessary.
Because it’s nice for devs to have a single package type to build per OS
Why can’t they do that already? Just choose whichever one you want it’s trivial for me to run whichever as a user
Recently I wanted to uninstall $thing. Couldn’t via the package manager. I had forgotten that it wasn’t a native package. So what was it? *scratches head* Flatpak, snap or Appimage? Aw damn, it’s an AppImage. Now where did I put the binary? *scratches head*.
I present to you: https://flathub.org/en-GB/apps/it.mijorus.gearlever
I think it’s really funny that it’s a flatpak used to manage AppImages
I know right?! ;)
Yeah, it’s called .deb
Well that’s not gonna work on rpm based distributions now is it
How is that my problem
Well let’s break it down…
You thought:
Was an acceptable response to:
Your problem was your stupidity.
But now your problem is everyone knowing about it.
Jesus fucking Christ, it’s like you had your sense of humor surgically removed.
Ah yes, the ol’ people are annoyed at the actions I chose to take, so I’ll call it a joke defence
Ah yes, the ol’ I’m constantly joking and morons get mad about it reply
I think you’re the one lacking a sense of humor if you thought your comment was funny instead of making you look like an ass.
Look, we get it, you didn’t get the joke.
I can read your comment as both a joke or an incredibly egotistical statement. In this day and age it’s hard to tell the difference. While it can be very on the nose, a /s is often necessary.
It’s not that big of a deal to package in both flatpak and appimage.