Flatpak makes it easier to install applications across different Linux distros, but its sandboxing model introduces problems that you will eventually run into. An application might not be able to access your files, recognize a connected device, or use a system feature. Even uninstalling applications can leave behind configuration files and other data that continue occupying storage.
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