End of the world? Finisterra in Galicia, Spain? That's in the Northwest past of Spain, facing the Atlantic. As you might guess, the currents and cliffs were so rough that the locals named the place "The end of the world" (Finis Terrae in Latin).

On KDE, the best for the project would be an inmutable distro with Flatpak.

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1oooqooq 3 days ago | parent [-]

what you describe is not the best for anything.

but sadly is the direction it will go, because people see the dollar signs "when valve buys the license" which will never happen because that ship already sailed.

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anthk 2 days ago | parent [-]

For GNU/Linux, Flatpak it might be if GNU promoted a trully FOSS repo; but they already made their own Flatpak with GUIX, and the inmutable distro it's GuixSD itself with Plasma.

On 'the ship already sailed', Gnome's performance it's really bad compared to Plasma.

	▲	pabs3 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		GNU would never promote Flatpak, because Flathub isn't FOSS-only, and bringing proprietary software vendors into the Linux ecosystem seems like it was one of the goals of Flatpak into the first place.