FlatPak, Flathub, Brave Browser and my Gmail
I am using different browsers to do different activities.
I use Opera for quick browsing.
I use Falkon for my torrent activities and yahoo mail.
I decided to use Brave Browser for my blog activities and gmail would not let me sign.
Brave browser is bit funny it asks you whether I would let it pop up advertisements.
I hate advertisements and Google very well knows it.
This piece is not about browsers but about Flathub and FlatPak.
Yes, they are doing a good job to pile up enormous number of resources BUT their synchronisation is very poor, especially with Synaptic Package Manager.
Installing freezes in Mid Air.
I had to Install Ubuntu for about 5 times to get my specifications specific.
Finally, I got it toady working smoothly.
It is not the fault of Ubuntu.
I had to install Synaptic Package Manager as a utility which used to come as a System Utility.
I cannot claim I am a Linux veteran, since I am a Linux user and I would like to have few light weight games while I am writing a book.
No articles now.
Waste of time writing articles, when it is finished new thing has hit the floor or the town.
Even downloading Frozen Bubble and Pingus has become a toil.
By the way, while I am writing this Blender, Inkscape and Scribus were downloaded.
Those are HiFi Linux utilities which I used in the past for learning few tricks.
By the way, Batosera (Linux Games Library) compressed file is extracting in the background.
Batosera when expanded is 8.1GB and I have done all this with 8GB RAM on a basic NUC.
Thank YOU Intel but you have stopped producing NUC and ASUS has taken over the manufacturing business.
Real multitasking which Window can never accomplish.
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