Appimages totally suck, because many developers think they were a real packaging format and support them exclusively.
Their use case is tiny, and in 99% of cases Flatpak is just better.
I could not find a single post or article about all the problems they have, so I wrote this.
This is not about shaming open source contributors. But Appimages are obviously broken, pretty badly maintained, while organizations/companies like Balena, Nextcloud etc. don’t seem to get that.
Oh look, another Linux user whining about a binary distribution method they don’t like. If you don’t like Appimages, don’t use them.
Developers of often proprietary software think its a good format and only support that. This is a problem
As a user, I can’t choose, if a dev only releases an appimage. Then it’s a real pain or I skip the app.
Well then, what text editor do you use then?
/s
Geany. Why?