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Stable Linux distro with up to date packages
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This is my preferred way off doing things, but trying to glue VSCode + Android Studio + the Flutter SDK + Docker + ... together via Flatpack was an exercise in pain and sadness last time I tried it.
Getting all my normal boring desktop apps via Flatpack is awesome, but for a developer it just doesn't seem practical right now
If you're a developer and want a stable distro you'll need a way to have up to date dev environments. I would use Nix or containers.