Great, you're welcome. I started reading the docs to flatpak, but I found them lacking, and have mixed feelings about flatpak, in general. I may revisit that later, once paid apps are a thing, but we'll see.
Making my own installer was easier (and funner) than packaging using anything else, it keeps things simple, light, and fast, and it works with the funding model i'm trying. I think it's easy for users too, especially once everyone can use the GUI installer. I would like to make a whole desktop suite/distros' worth of software with nim and owlkettle, but we'll have to see how that goes. :) How cool would it be to have all your applications be nice looking, fast, low resource usage, with fewer bugs (security included), and readable source code?
