Warehouse an App to Install and Manager Flatpaks

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• OS: Nobara 40
• OS: CachyOS
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[fossface]

The same comment could be made is that this app is useless, as it's really not much different than using flatpak CLI. If I want to manage flatpaks through a GUI, I'll use whatever software center that is native to the DE. Let's be honest here, that app is mostly only going to be used on Gnome because it's a libadwaita app. Deleting comments from people talking about other apps that "do the same thing" (because they do that same thing but way better) is kind of lame.

[calholli]

I'm surprised to see you run it as a flatpak.. and not just install python3 python3-pip globally and just pull the github It just seems weird that it manages flatpaks, but it is a flatpak.. So it's managing itself, inside itself. lol.. Obviously it's fine.. But if you installed python globally-- it could still be used on all the other python stuff you may With the warehouse flatpak-- the python install is built in, or bundled, or sandboxed and it can't be accessed by any other outside app/program/package.. or whatever. I like that it's bundled into the flatpak-- but I just wish the flatpaks installed the dependencies globally when you first run I'm starting to see why some people don't like flatpaks

[calholli]

So Arch.. cachy kernal.. Gnome.. on wayland.. lol. Thanks, I hat3 it