Official Flatpak Support? #1811
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Flatpaks are not officially supported currently. But there is a 3rd party repo with support |
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Hi, A few months ago, I started developing a tool named dynapt to automatically fetch updates through APT for packages that don't provide an APT repository (nor an alternative such as Flatpak). As I've been upgrading LosslessCut through it for quite some time now, I just published my first pre-release of it, which you can download and set up from this tutorial. For LosslessCut specifically, replace the following configuration line : "apps": [] With the following : "apps": [
{
"name": "LosslessCut",
"github": {
"repo": "mifi/lossless-cut"
},
"appimage": true
}
] For questions or issues, please submit a comment on the tutorial page. Thanks |
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Because flatpaks are very easily universally-supported, easily integrate into software centers (Gnome Software, Discover, etc), and aren't as weirdly vilified as snaps which make some distros make it very difficult to get snap apps (i.e. Mint, Tuxedo), I feel it may be beneficial to have flatpaks be an officially-supported distribution channel, perhaps even as an direct replacement for the snap application. Please let me know your thoughts!
inb4 "There's the AppImage," I'm well aware! However the far more simple maintanability of flatpaks is still, I think, worth something.
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