Insights: Data to Decisions

A key feature of the app store in major distributions like Ubuntu is that it lets you choose how you want to install software, offering different options depending on the application.

Typically, you can choose between formats such as .deb (which is becoming less common), .apk, snap, and Flatpak. Personally, I tend to prefer the .deb format, though Flatpak is becoming more popular on my desktop.

However, I often find myself uncertain when faced with two installation options for Flatpak: Flatpak and System-wide Flatpak. These options typically appear with little explanation, which can be confusing about which one to select. Fortunately, I asked a systems expert for clarification, and here’s what I learned. I’ll share the details below:

TL;DR: The key difference is where the software is installed and who has access to it.

In this guide, we'll walk you through how to save a copy of your emails on your computer in a simple way.

Don’t worry if you’re not very tech-savvy; just follow the steps we provide, and you’ll be able to do it without any hassle.

For most people, email is a part of everyday life—something we take for granted in our daily routine.

From the user’s perspective, sending and receiving an email might seem like a straightforward process, but behind the scenes, there’s a complex network of servers and protocols ensuring that messages reach their destination quickly and efficiently.