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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2024
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Flatpaks require more storage space as all dependencies are combined in a flatpak. For me rather 2nd choice.
FYI: Flatpaks can share some dependencies and duplicate files.
They still use way more storage.
My entire distro + home + 30 appimages (which includes the equivalent flatpak applications as appimage) is
4.2 GiBIt isn't bad if you have a bunch of flatapaks as they share dependencies. For install the first install might be huge but the second app that also uses the same framework will be much smaller