How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
From what i can tell, the only way to get info. (version no.) on a specific Flatpak app., is to visit Flathub?
Re: How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
Try
in a terminal.
If you want a GUI for flatpak management, you can install the flatpak Flatseal. Aside from permissions it also shows information about installed flatpak programs.
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flatpak list
If you want a GUI for flatpak management, you can install the flatpak Flatseal. Aside from permissions it also shows information about installed flatpak programs.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Re: How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
@MadMax - think i forgot to mention, "prior to installation".
Btw, only install from Flatpak as a last resort.
If i can't find it in the MX installer, Discover, Synaptic or the .deb file anywhere else on the web, then Flatpak is handy (better than Snaps anytime!).
Btw, only install from Flatpak as a last resort.
If i can't find it in the MX installer, Discover, Synaptic or the .deb file anywhere else on the web, then Flatpak is handy (better than Snaps anytime!).
Re: How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
Ah ok - well, MXPI actually shows version and application size in its table.
In terminal you can use similar to apt search.
In terminal you can use
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flatpak search <programname>
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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Re: How to get info. on Flatpak app.?
Cool! :)MadMax wrote: Fri Dec 22, 2023 10:25 am Ah ok - well, MXPI actually shows version and application size in its table.
In terminal you can usesimilar to apt search.Code: Select all
flatpak search <programname>
Thanks a bunch!