I just moved to Linux (Secureblue) and see that Veracrypt, which I had been using since forever, does not have a flatpak – which means I have to do a local layering and, to be honest, I am still unsure about how these things update.
I see other apps like Vaults and SiriKali that do have flatpaks, and I was wondering whether anyone had opinions about them?
Bonus question: for torrent on Linux, Transmission or qBittorrent?
For something as important as encryption you’re better off using something with a strong reputation. Cryptomator is recommended by Privacy Guides and has an official Flatpak, you can use it locally without uploading to the cloud.
Simply layer it. It gets updated with the OS. Or use LUKS.
Why not just use the VC AppImage on Linux?
I use qBitorrent and it works well. I like it cos you can bind it to your VPN really easily. Transmission is my go to on macOS though.
I installed VeraCrypt via Distrobox. Alternatively, you can use a VM.