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Flatpak is the new framework for desktop applications on LinuxPricing:
- Open Source
Aside from the issues with the flatpak.org web site, I'm still finding the onboarding pretty rough. At the moment I'm resurrecting a Go program I last worked on about 4 years ago. I need to update my tool chain. Go is now available in the Debian repos but the version is dated. I can install directly from a Go website download (.tar.gz) but I really prefer to keep this within a package manager. One of the portable formats seems like the obvious answer.
#Front End Package Manager #Package Manager #Developer Tools 84 social mentions
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Binary package manager with support for environments.
#Package Manager #Front End Package Manager #Developer Tools 29 social mentions
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Snaps are software packages that are simple to create and install.Pricing:
- Open Source
On any distribution supporting snaps (see http://snapcraft.io), install snapd (requires snapd >=2.0.6).
#Package Manager #Front End Package Manager #Windows Tools 87 social mentions
Discuss: Are flatpaks the future? I tend to agree.
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