what the hell that exists?

i don’t i use armcord most of the time

how could it be though? a malware written for windows isn’t the same as one written for linux, even if it got out to your computer it shouldn’t be able to do really anything since it can’t orient itself around an operating system it wasn’t written for

literally what i went through as well

it didn’t work, but i soon found out by looking at it’s entry on the AUR that the package is itself broken, not the distro environment it’s supposed to be installed on

already did once, it led me to an uninstallable package

even those deb files that only run on Ubuntu for some damn reason on my Debiain system.

FUCK i understand now! the software i wanted to install had a .deb but its website said it was for ubuntu 20.04, no wonder it didn’t work on a debian container!

i’ll try this RIGHT NOW, hope it works!

is there a way to make it work like a rolling release of sorts? i’d want to use debian, but i don’t want to stay with old packages and wait 2 years for an update

…for arch linux

it doesn’t matter which one is better, it’s about compatibily, and there’s no way to install .debs on, like, rpm based distros without getting completely broken uninstallable packages

especially if they’re proprietary…

but what about people that are not on debian or debian based distros… like me?

alien never worked for me, i tried once but it led to an unistallable package

now you know 😫

not everyone can afford 16 GB of RAM though, if you want to make your software accessible write it to work on as many systems as possible with few or no slowdowns or hiccups. Electron is a shitty bandaid because you’re a lazy ass that doesn’t want to write more efficient software for desktop and instead you keep making web applications running natively, which is and will always be wrong