Since I’m going to switch to Linux Mobile soon after Android gets locked down, I was also considering getting involved in developing software for it since I imagine one major problem is the lack of support. However, I’m not sure which distro to daily drive or develop for, so I was curious what the community thinks.
I would just like to see regular Linux software that is distro-agnostic.
Just like you don’t write “for Ubuntu” vs “for Debian” vs “for Mint”.
Not a fan of software that only runs on a specific distro. There’s a reason UBPorts and SailfishOS don’t have a lot to choose from, after many years.
Its also about packaging, native pkgs still come with significant advantages over flatpaks
Exactly. Let the people build their apps and the distros do their packaging. Let everyone do what they do best.