nostr:npub1v6l3r9snezz0g673xzefwkw269hhzsw6neeldjusfwaa65dpvyzq59hqs5 mixing distro repos doesn't seem very... clean.
I settled for downloading the binary from mozilla and upgrading by hand.
nostr:npub1v6l3r9snezz0g673xzefwkw269hhzsw6neeldjusfwaa65dpvyzq59hqs5 mixing distro repos doesn't seem very... clean.
I settled for downloading the binary from mozilla and upgrading by hand.
nostr:npub1xj55nutkysehe2yl99wst33cmqwctgqcfa62fsq8wdu7n32u67rqv89563 It isn't mixing distro repos. Flatpak applications are contained within their own filesystem using the same Linux namespace technology as containers. Whether you get the Flatpak application from Flathub's flatpakrepo or Fedora's flatpakrepo has absolutely no effect on the underlying host distro.