Screenshot doesn't even show half.
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Runtimes are okay, the problem is there is no runtime package manager and often you have like 7 of them, which is horrible. But on modern hard drives also no problem.
Appimages cant be easily ran from terminal, you need to link then to your Path.
For Flatpak I made a tool that aliases their launch commands to be very easy.
On many distros "~/.local/bin" is already in PATH, that's where I put my appimages, then make them executable and it just works.