My `~/.var/app` directory is 14 GiB in size, 12 GiB of which is used by Signal
(which is mostly photos and videos) and 1.8 GiB by Firefox. All other programs
only take up a few MiB of space.
In terms of installation size it's not a problem either, as one can verify using
`flatpak list --columns=size,name`:
The duplicate entries is because certain Flatpaks may require different versions
of e.g. the Freedesktop platform (that being possible is one of its big selling
points).
In short, storage isn't a problem at all for any computer produced in the last
20 years.
Fair, but not strain in terms of storage space. More in terms of disk writes and how write intensive it could be, which can be a problem especially for SSDs.
In terms of installation size it's not a problem either, as one can verify using `flatpak list --columns=size,name`:
The duplicate entries is because certain Flatpaks may require different versions of e.g. the Freedesktop platform (that being possible is one of its big selling points).In short, storage isn't a problem at all for any computer produced in the last 20 years.