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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself — and you are the easiest person to fool.
People have has success running on both of those, so I’m really confused why its absolutely necessary. I say again, you literally can unpack the .deb contents to run tbe executable.
Which people? Probably technically-minded, and over-determined people, yes. But do we want only such people have access to Haveno? Absolutely not. People who are only able to burn TailsOS onto a USB should also be able to hop-onto using Haveno and contribute to Monero"s distributed liquidity.
No I literally cannot! (maybe). AppImage model of running a program is exactly the same as running an exe file. Download, allow executable, and run. Most newcomers easily get disheartened when they read that they need to unzip a deb file or something.