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Distributors entering Flatpakland

Distributors entering Flatpakland

Posted Jul 8, 2022 20:42 UTC (Fri) by IanKelling (subscriber, #89418)
In reply to: Distributors entering Flatpakland by nedrichards
Parent article: Distributors entering Flatpakland

> > flatpak install flathub org.gnome.gedit.Sources

>gets you a flatpak extension with the sources used in the >build (certainly available for all the apps on flathub)

That is great. I will actually try flathub at some point then. Is this documented somewhere? If not, do you know an appropriate place for it?


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Posted Jul 10, 2022 20:07 UTC (Sun) by nedrichards (guest, #23295) [Link] (1 responses)

That's a great question - certainly this could be better explained on docs.flatpak.org - currently on flathub it'd be on the wiki but there's a whole big new website and flow being constructed due to some funding from the GNOME Foundation - a part of which is the ability to filter by free software status in the repos (again, it may need a bit more work to plumb that all the way through the whole experience). https://discourse.flathub.org/t/seeking-contractors-for-w... has more on this.

I'll continue having a think if there's anywhere easier to send patches.

Distributors entering Flatpakland

Posted Jul 11, 2022 15:45 UTC (Mon) by IanKelling (subscriber, #89418) [Link]

It is not documented on the wiki as far as I can tell. In the main docs, there is a mention of a builder option which would create a sources package. That doesn't really help anyone know that those packages exist on flathub.

"the wiki" I assume you mean is: git clone https://github.com/flathub/flathub.wiki.git


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