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Anonymous No.106280519 >>106280542 >>106280981 >>106281085 >>106281374 >>106281462 >>106282065 >>106282104 >>106282380 >>106284323
>installed Steam Flatpak
>found out it's unofficial
>now I have to reinstall whole system in case it was malware
Anonymous No.106280529
The whole point of flatpaks is isolation thougheverbeit.
I've been using it for literally years now.
Anonymous No.106280538
Also the flatpak version doesn't randomly break due to glibc kvetching. All the retarded posts about muh segfaults or whatever never happened to me once, because the flatpak version is objectively superior.
Anonymous No.106280542
>>106280519 (OP)
>read this thread
>find out OP is retarded
>now I have to reply telling OP him he's retarded
Anonymous No.106280969 >>106281044 >>106281195
yeah lol I found out it was maintained by some jeet Pakistani kid
Anonymous No.106280981
>>106280519 (OP)
linux is malware. you should wipe your disk and install windows.
Anonymous No.106280997 >>106281085
Flatpak is made by Redhat
Try AppImage
Anonymous No.106281020
Can't go wrong with the authentic DEB.
Anonymous No.106281044
>>106280969
more like flatpaki
Anonymous No.106281085 >>106281101 >>106282098
>>106280519 (OP)
Unofficial doesn't mean malware
Steam flatpak is very well-known and safe, even has their own github
If something this popular had malware it wouldn't be up on flathub
>>106280997
>>>/pol/
Anonymous No.106281101 >>106281114
>>106281085
>muh pol
Rent free
Anonymous No.106281114 >>106281130 >>106281142
>>106281101
>don't use it because it's made by redhat and I don't like their politics!!
who's rent free here
Anonymous No.106281130 >>106281171
>>106281114
>I don't like their politics!!
Source?
Anonymous No.106281142 >>106281171
>>106281114
So you admit it's a political organization?
>>>/pol/
Go, now
Anonymous No.106281171 >>106281189 >>106281417
>>106281130
What could you have against redhat if it isn't their company values and policies, or things like wayland?
Even if it is about their technologies, /g/ always makes it about muh wayland trannies and le based chud x11
>>106281142
>I don't like things made by a company of my political views, so you're the political one for calling that out even doe I'm the one making it political by going back from just caring about software to those behind it
Anonymous No.106281189
>>106281171
Look at the thread. You're the only one who said anything political. Maybe try being a better human bean o algo.
Anonymous No.106281195
>>106280969
Pakistan won. India lost.
Anonymous No.106281199 >>106281213
the fuck is a flatpak

gib exe
Anonymous No.106281213
>>106281199
That's basically what AppImage is
Anonymous No.106281374 >>106281392
>>106280519 (OP)
Fuck you and fuck your soijack thread
Anonymous No.106281392
>>106281374
Think different
Anonymous No.106281417
>>106281171
X11 is also Redhat just as much as Wayland is btw.
Anonymous No.106281462
>>106280519 (OP)
If it doesn't have a .deb, an appimage, a docker image, or a very straightforward manual to compile it, I just don't install it.
Anonymous No.106282065 >>106282728
>>106280519 (OP)
you can not uninstall a malware, sweety
Anonymous No.106282098
>>106281085
>Unofficial doesn't mean malware
It means it can turn into malware at relatively low reputational cost and with low legal liability.

That's why community maintained software is a liability and you should only use commercial software.
Anonymous No.106282104
>>106280519 (OP)
This is why you only ever install things in a VM
Anonymous No.106282380
>>106280519 (OP)
>not reading the source code for anything he installs on his computer
ngmi
Anonymous No.106282728
>>106282065
Akebi....
Anonymous No.106282829
just go to the steam website and download the installer lol
do linuxfags really?
Anonymous No.106284323
>>106280519 (OP)
The only official nu-package manager Steam is Snap, and it's Official Canonical not Valve.
The only Valve approved Steam is their .deb file.
Official repositories in Arch/Gentoo are okay, but it pulls in a bunch of 32bit dependencies that would be better for Flatpak bundling unironically.
Slackware had AlienBob, which is trustworthy.