Closed KarkanAlzwayed closed 3 years ago
Hi,
you have to execute the flatpak-builder
command from within the flatpak folder.
I just updated the documentation, see here.
It now also recommends to install runtime and SDK as needed for the build.
Would be great if you could test and report back.
Thanks in advance
Ok, that did work, but it is basically doing the same thing but replacing the command python3 -m tlpui
with flatpak run com.github.d4nj1.tlpui
. Or am I mistaken?
I got happy for a second, I thought I was getting an actual app that I can find in my app drawer and add it to my dock.
Hi @KarkanAlzwayed I just uploaded the new TLPUI icon and added some desktop integration for Flatpak. Could you please update to latest master branch and rerun the Flatpak build?
TLP UI application starter should then appear in "settings". Please report back if possible.
Thanks in advance
There it is 😄
Thanks a lot. A question, though. Do I need to git pull
every time I want the latest update, or will it show in my gnome software when there is an update available since I have already added the flathub repo? (I have flathub installed in the gnome software)
Hi, great that it serves your needs now. Sadly you will have to pull and rebuild on every change to master until I am able to release it on flathub.org . Theoretically it should be updateable once it gets released. I don't know if there is any metadata added to flathub.org packages that would prevent updating from a custom build. We will find out ;)
I don't know if this is still being worked on, or whether the title is the best description for the issue, but I am going to throw it here anyway in hope that it helps in some way. when running
flatpak-builder --force-clean --user --install build-dir com.github.d4nj1.tlpui.json
from here I got this:Then continued trying and this is also what I got:
I have resorted to the "git clone" and "python3 -m tlpui for now. Hope this helps