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about package formats and linglong.
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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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It honestly just sounds like another case of "Not Invented Here" syndrome. Considering that Linux Deepin is developed in Wuhan, China, I don't see this really taking off like Flatpak did.
wuhan seems to be good at spreading things though
(is this joke too soon?)