The Linux world is known for its diversity, which has many advantages but also some disadvantages. On the one hand, there is a suitable solution for almost every taste, but on the other hand, it undoubtedly makes many things more complex. A good example of the latter is the area of software delivery; after all, the respective distributions are usually responsible for this – so a package for Fedora cannot be easily used under Ubuntu. At least that was the case for a long time, but recently new, cross-distribution formats have become increasingly popular. Current figures now show this.
