Currently I think that deb + flatpak is best combo. However with immutable systems become more mainstream that might change. However I do believe that flatpak will continue.
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Nix, it's one of the few featuring reproducible builds.
flatpak is nice, .... just not sure if you would just call it a package manager ... but i guess for most people that description is close enough.
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