Mark on Nostr: Yes indeed. Number one: for you it is more efficient to have all architectures in ...

Yes indeed. Number one: for you it is more efficient to have all architectures in sync. Very valid point, and you'll spend time on maintaining pkgs, not on syncing architectures. Number two: in more repo's happens everywhere and people can choose even on pkg level what they prefer. For instance: on Slackware I always use your flatpak pkgs. Simply bcs they work for me and I know they're always up to date. I use Alien's Libreoffice, not the Sbo pkg. Etc, etc. So, users have the choice. Fantastic. And then they complain about having too much choice 🤣