From their GitHub:

cpak installs applications from OCI images while keeping package metadata in a Git repository. It provides native desktop integration, shared content-addressed layers, atomic updates and a rootless Linux sandbox from one Go binary.

It seems interesting. I've never heard of it before, but apparently Bottles packages with cpak along with flatpak. The main reason I use flatpaks are its sandboxing capabilities, so it would be cool if cpak brings new stuff to the table while matching or overpassing the sandboxing capabilities.

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[–] 0 points 3 months ago

Yup, that's simply a deal breaker. [For me].

If it's for you, too, you could maybe even mark the post with [SOLVED] or "Update:...". If you wish. No obligation.

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