Flatpak

Flatseal is a graphical GTK application that allows users to review and modify basic permissions for Flatpak apps. With Flaseal, we can easily configure Flatpak apps permissions on Linux.

Migrate from Snap packages to Flatpak with Unsnap in Ubuntu and its derivatives. Created by ex-Snap developer Alan Pope, Unsnap makes the migration process quite simple!

This tutorial explains how to restore Vanilla GNOME desktop with flatpaks support in Ubuntu, much like a fresh Fedora installation.

This guide explains what is Flatpak, how to install Flatpak on Linux and how to use Flatpak command to install applications in Linux.

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