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Flagging for review: should check how the new links get picked up by Fathom analytics.

Thanks for calling that out! I was about to tag you @SableRaf in regards to the visual elements. But sounds like it's good. I'll check the analytics

Another thing is the info tooltip for each distribution could include an explanation so ppl can tell the difference between each build.

I was about to tag you @SableRaf in regards to the visual elements.

I've been thinking about this too. I'd suggest putting the Snap button at the top since that's the recommended install for beginners, and the other two buttons could use a secondary color. People who want the .deb or flatpak versions likely know what they need, but a beginner downloading the wrong package is likely to get stuck.

Got it, @catilac.

I think Snap isn't the one we should highlight as it serves only Ubuntu users. Flatpak is the option that is both easy and that serves the most number of distros @SableRaf.

Does Flatpak take care of MIME file association, setting up the JAVA environment variable that the VS Code extension uses to locate Processing, and configure support for the pde:// URI schema?

I know that some distributions (like Mint) choose to disable snapd by default, but you can still re-enable it.

@ogoregen @SableRaf -- would it make sense to move this discussion into another issue? it sounds less urgent than fixing these links. let's move this discussion into discord and we can distill it into a task we can assign to @ogoregen?