Closed orschiro closed 6 years ago
Currently I only know for sure this is supported by GNOME Software, so this needs to be available. KDE Discover made some progress with Flatpak support (including .flatpakref files), but I am not sure this is already readily available somewhere. At least in my KDE Neon VM it does not yet seem to work.
Related discussion might also be https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/859 , also the Flatpak team currently has no plans to implement a simple GUI themselves.
I tried an open with GNOME Software (3.20.5-0ubuntu0.16.04.7) right mouse click on the flatpakref file but only got this:
Just an update on KDE Discover: I tested again on my KDE Neon VM and it is fully working, you just have to install apt install plasma-discover-flatpak-backend
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@orschiro Given that Gnome Software 3.20 was AFAIK the first release supporting Flatpak I am not surprised. Flatpak support was bugged back then, but has matured very well and works quite good in latest version.
Given that Gnome Software 3.20 was AFAIK the first release supporting Flatpak I am not surprised. Flatpak support was bugged back then, but has matured very well and works quite good in latest version.
@phw good to hear. Wanted to test it but it is too difficult to install any version > 3.20 on Linux Mint 18.3 :-(
I've updated the introductions. Thanks for the information!
Dear all,
I am refering to the wiki wher eit says:
However, this is not clear (at least to me). If I click the link on Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon, it downloads the
.flatpakref
file. If I open this file, it opens it inside a text editor. No way to install it graphically.What else is needed and should be mentioned on the Wiki?