Flatpak
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Oct 26, 2026
NC #1120 Hoya Magnetic Filter Attachment, Linux on a NAS in Docker, Security Bits
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14:50Allison SheridanHOST
I was not to be rewarded for my tenacity.
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14:53Allison SheridanHOST
Clicking the Flathub button returned, Flatpak remote add command not found.
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14:58Allison SheridanHOST
Well, eventually, Claude explained that this is a known issue when trying to run modern sandbox applications like Flatpaks inside older or incompatible container environments.
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15:09Allison SheridanHOST
And where have I heard that before? Actually, I just said that was Claude.
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15:12Allison SheridanHOST
That might have been Siri AI still at this point, but we'll just keep going.
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16:46Allison SheridanHOST
All right, where were we? Okay, let's see.
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16:49Allison SheridanHOST
The Snap Store didn't work.
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16:50Allison SheridanHOST
Flatpak didn't work.
Steam Frame Reservations Are Already Looking Like a Disaster | OTC EP 101
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75:28HiTechLoLifeHOST
This does apparently work on Linux.
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75:32HiTechLoLifeHOST
So there's a Flatpak.
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75:35HiTechLoLifeHOST
I don't think it's on FlatHub just yet.
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75:37HiTechLoLifeHOST
Yeah.
Switching to Arch Linux | Part 3 | 10 Day Challenge
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6:10Chris TitusHOST
So I don't like to give too much too much market share to one individual.
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6:19Chris TitusHOST
Ubuntu, I think they have a great distribution, but at the same time, I'd rather see one specific, out of these two instances of Flatpaks and Snaps, I'd rather see Flatpak take the cake and everyone start using it and just see Snaps fade away and everyone just adopt Flatpak because it's universal.
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6:39Chris TitusHOST
It's meant to be.
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6:41Chris TitusHOST
uh it's developed by gnome and it's just i think a far better product than snaps uh So let's get into what they actually are.
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7:19Chris TitusHOST
It causes a lot less conflicts, makes your system far more reliable, and you don't have to worry about little things working it up.
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7:27Chris TitusHOST
In my instance, now I think about it with VirtualBox, yeah, it's still been screwed, but that's neither here or there.
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7:34Chris TitusHOST
For the most part, Flatpaks will help solve this issue of shared dependency mess-ups that cause a lot of crashes and inconsistency or just general instability.
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7:45Chris TitusHOST
I highly recommend it.
3 Linux Distros, 3 Types of Users - Which One Are You?
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30:34Chris TitusHOST
Well, I mean, technically you could mix and match these things.
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30:36Chris TitusHOST
I don't think I'd recommend this is you should just build from source based on what's in Linux Mint, or install the Flatpak if you want to go that route, where Flatpak, just like using Bazaar on Bazite, we could use the store here and install any Flatpak that Bazite has here, or Cache for that matter.
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30:56Chris TitusHOST
The thing that's different about Mint and why some people say it has older software is because it's based on Ubuntu, unless you're using LMDE, which is based on Debian, but technically Ubuntu is based on Debian.
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31:10Chris TitusHOST
I digress, I digress.
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31:15Chris TitusHOST
So the stock packages, let's say you install GIMP on CacheOS and you install GIMP over here, which is just like Photoshop alternative software, right? In Linux Mint, that GIMP version will be older usually, sometimes by two years, sometimes by six months.
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31:33Chris TitusHOST
It depends on the software and the release cycles.
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31:36Chris TitusHOST
But if I needed that new version like Cache does by default, I could install the GIMP app image or Flatpak.
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31:45Chris TitusHOST
and then that would bring it to the exact same feature parity over here.
Stop Breaking Linux Updates - Use Topgrade!
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0:46Chris TitusHOST
But I want to talk about top grade specifically because a lot of people will go install stuff from source, the AUR, many other things, whether you're on OpenSUSE, Debian, Ubuntu, whatever it is.
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1:00Chris TitusHOST
A lot of people will install Flatpaks, AppImages.
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1:03Chris TitusHOST
What about those? What about your NeoVim? If you use NeoVim, you might have all these different plugins.
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1:09Chris TitusHOST
You have stuff from Python that you might install through a pip install.
I React to LTT's Linux Challenge Pt.2 - They're Getting It
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14:43Linus SebastianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But then after I installed OBS, I realized I had no option to select the display that I wanted to screen capture.
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14:49Linus SebastianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The solution? Use the Flatpak installer, apparently.
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14:52Linus SebastianSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
OK, but where? The top result.
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14:55Chris TitusHOST
One thing I should mention here too is Flatpaks, especially on Debian and Ubuntu style spins, is always almost preferred because a lot of packages with Debian are really old.
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15:08Chris TitusHOST
So those won't have nearly the updates as your Flatpak app images and snaps would.
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15:15Luke LafreniereSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But the fact that microslop is also bad doesn't mean that we shouldn't be honest about issues or level of tinkering required with Linux.
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15:25Luke LafreniereSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My laptop, for example, running Mint and a very simple use case of basically just loading a browser hasn't required any tinkering this whole time and hasn't really had any problems.
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Running a Private APT Repo for Family Machines
Oct 21 · 4 Mentions
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16:03CornHOST
Which is why nobody's family is running that.
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16:07Herman PoppleberryHOST
Then Flatpak, which is the serious alternative, and I think the only one with a real case against the Deb for part of his list.
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16:15Herman PoppleberryHOST
If a tool is a desktop app with a window, Flatpak gives you updates inside GNOME Software on Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, anything.
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16:24Herman PoppleberryHOST
Hosting is static too.
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16:25Herman PoppleberryHOST
You run a build update repo command, optionally generate static deltas, and publish a .flatpakrepo file that carries the key and the URL.
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16:35CornHOST
So what stops me recommending it for everything?
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16:38Herman PoppleberryHOST
Privacy.
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16:39Herman PoppleberryHOST
Flatpak has no built-in basic auth.
Going Linux #482 · Listener Feedback
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7:17BillHOST
And so if you're listening and you're wondering about what a flat pack is or a Debian package is, they're just different package methods for software.
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7:28BillHOST
You also hear Flatpak, you'll hear something called Snap, and then you hear Debian.
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7:35BillHOST
All you kind of need to know about that beginning is that it's a different format for getting software.
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7:42BillHOST
Flatpak is like a self-contained package that has everything that you need to run it.
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7:49BillHOST
It's made to run on almost any Linux distribution.
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7:54BillHOST
You'll hear snaps a lot, usually with like Ubuntu based.
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8:18BillHOST
It's just different package methods for software.
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8:23BillHOST
Usually if you're just getting into it, you really don't have to worry about that because your software manager will handle a lot of that for you.
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Is Big Tech WATCHING YOU? The Scary Reality of AI
Oct 17 · 1 Mention
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37:02speaker_3HOST
It extends the life of older hardware, and there are beginner-friendly distros now.
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37:06speaker_3HOST
Modern distributions utilizing Wayland display servers and Flatpak sandboxing provide robust application isolation.
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37:13speaker_4HOST
But the transition requires immense technical literacy.
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37:17speaker_4HOST
You are abandoning the seamless commercial ecosystem for a highly modular architecture.
Windows War Stories, AI and the PDP-11 | Shop Talk EP99
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40:37Glenn HodgesHOST
"Also, when can we expect for it to come to the Zorin OS 18 software store?"
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40:43Dave PlummerHOST
As soon as Flatpak works, and I don't remember why Flatpak doesn't work.
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40:46Glenn HodgesHOST
[laughs] That's a legitimate question.
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40:48Dave PlummerHOST
There was something about whether we had too new of something or too old of something.
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