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According to the options provided by the distribution or the developer of the software.
Linux gives you multiple options, and yes sometimes that means an overwhelming amount to choose from (apt/rpm/dnf/AppImage/snap, flatpak/standalone binary/tarball). If you don't like options (as a user), then macOS or Windows might be a better fit. If you just want a car to move from A to B, then no one says you have to buy a Ferrari either. You buy the car that meets your needs.
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