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Sure, for example layering something like Syncthing or Rclone to Fedora will be 1-3 (as example) small packages, OK. Layering gnome-tweaks will layer super many packages for 700mb (the size does not matter that match, but still matter), which does not makes any sense, just do it in toolbox, which you may delete immidiatly after using or just keep it as is for that 700mb anyway and launch gnome-tweaks from toolbox. Sure you may use Rclone in toolbox, but if you need it dayli, it will be ineffective, layering would be correct way.
Edit. I mean Flatpaks with all their shit they pull will be exactly same, as same packaged apps, as all their shit is already pulled in distro itself. There is no much difference at all. Flatpaks and atomic is just ideal combo? 😁
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You never used anomic fedora. Fresh install is 6gb and with 68 flatpak apps it is only 20gb. Now compare it with non-atomic distros… I can help. 24gb Mint with 68 packaged apps could be 26gb? Or 40gb with flatpaks lol.
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GNOME is super awesome! First time I have seen it (it was 42 maybe) I was like WTF is this and how use it. I could not accept it than, too hard to use it normally, maybe if extensions were easier to discover it could be different. But even all apps were super simple, even Nautilus was super simple. Like I am using some mobile phone? Now I absolutly love simplicity and great customization with extensions. There are incredible extensions I have not seen anywhere, like Pano or PaperWM.
Spotube or install Spotify with xManager
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That is stupid me, I thought it is something like a request. Even now I looked closely I think I tried some other theme and I will test this one too, maybe it is better, than that I tried before.
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