Flatpak serves as the primary application distribution method for image-based operating systems including Fedora Silverblue, openSUSE Aeon, SteamOS, and GNOME OS. It is the preferred format for major ecosystems such as GNOME, KDE, and elementary.
Recruiting people, allocating resources like dedicated developers for a few months, putting money in infrastructure like CI and hosting resources, have programs in place to reward security issues and disclosures, etc.
There’s a lot of places to use and invest money in open source.
Third sentence:
How do you invest in a “package distribution method”?
By giving them money?
Who
Flatpak
What
Recruiting people, allocating resources like dedicated developers for a few months, putting money in infrastructure like CI and hosting resources, have programs in place to reward security issues and disclosures, etc.
There’s a lot of places to use and invest money in open source.
Well they don’t grow on trees, do they?
It would be crazy if packaging methods grew on trees lol. But a tree is technically also an investment anyway.