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I hope Valve goes all in and makes an official Steam client flatpak.
Also hope SteamOS finally moves to Wayland whenever the Frame and Machine come out.
Flatpak's advantages are curious, I've noticed that the convenience benefits it brings have started to come in opposition with the security and containerization aspect it first featured. For me, I'd drop the containerization if it meant Flatpak becoming the user package manager for all Linux. Maybe there can be a standalone variant for the security benefits so that aspect is still present in a separate capacity.