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What's the deal with Docker?
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Docker is to servers, as flatpak is to desktop apps.
I would probably run away if i saw flatpak on a headless server
Flatpak has better security features than docker. While its true it's not designed with server apps in mind, it is possible to use its underlying "bubblewrap" to create isolated environments. Maybe in the future, tooling will improve its features and bridge the gap.