Linux · 1 year ago

Last week i saw a couple of times that "Fedora killed libre office" but still don't understand why and how. Someone is so kind to explain that to me?

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Last week i saw a couple of times that "Fedora killed libre office" but still don't understand why and how. Someone is so kind to explain that to me?

Linux · 1 year ago

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I mean, flatpaks are cool and all, but native packaging of distro repos is the non plus ultra for me.

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