Package as Flatpak and publish at Flathub

[xalt7x]

Flatpak is a sandboxed distribution format for desktop applications.
Unlike native distro package formats (DEB, RPM, PKGBUILD etc) it's universally available for most distros (and their versions).
Flathub is the largest Flatpak repository.
Popular graphical utilities for installing software (GNOME Software, KDE Discover) have modules for Flatpak so users can easily update their applications.
Partially related: issue #466

[chidiwilliams]

There's a Snapcraft package now: https://snapcraft.io/buzz

[spoelstraethan]

Unfortunately snap is an Ubuntu thing that Fedora and other distros may implement but likely only to wean users off of snaps, since they are fairly incompatible with the newer immutable flavors like Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite/etc and OpenSUSE Aeon et al.

Because it doesn't require a questionable root privileged daemon like snapd Flatpak has been the primary choice for immutable distributions, with AppImages or container based packaging via podman/docker/distrobox right up there in the list as well.

[SyndicatedPillbug]

I'd second this. A flatpak would be rad.