I have a Tumbleweed install where I can do that. (even if I think there are some bugs, I wanted to retry)
iso: GeckoLinux_ROLLING_XFCE.x86_64-999.210526.0
I'm experimenting with Gecko in the hope to use it at install parties and having and having people use an application manager instead of a package manager would help a lot. To not have libs, bindings, backends, translations, debug symbols and other technical stuff coming up before the package of interest when wanting install lets says vlc or steam.
Hi there, unfortunately Discover and Gnome Software use the PackageKit framework, which is a terrible mess of bugs and unmaintained software, so they are not recommended for GeckoLinux.
I have a Tumbleweed install where I can do that. (even if I think there are some bugs, I wanted to retry)
iso: GeckoLinux_ROLLING_XFCE.x86_64-999.210526.0
I'm experimenting with Gecko in the hope to use it at install parties and having and having people use an application manager instead of a package manager would help a lot. To not have libs, bindings, backends, translations, debug symbols and other technical stuff coming up before the package of interest when wanting install lets says vlc or steam.
edit: packagelit zypper backend is installed