How to Using Flatpak in-depth tutorial and Builtin Commands on Linux Chromebook
Flatpak is one choice for installing apps on your Chromebook. There are SO MANY APPS HERE THAT YOU CAN USE TO search FOR AppImage version.. but, if you have large storage, flatpak it's best for you.
30+ Tutorials on Using Flatpak to Install Various Linux Apps/Software on Chromebooks
install Genius, Firefox, Gimp, Spotify, Flowblade, Avidemux
All forms of updates regarding the discussion, I put it here..
https://www.rahmancyber.net/2022/06/tutorial-flatpak-to-install-beragam.html
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Timestamp Flatpak Tutorial
- Flatpak Software Distribution Package discussion starts at 00:00
- What is Flatpak on Linux 00:07
- Flatpak distribution system 00:28
- How to Setup Flatpak 00:48
- Install Flatpak 01:30
- Required Storage Memory for Flatpak Environment Setup 01:35
- Add repository flathub 01:52
- How to Find Linux Software Installers from Flatpak Distribution Platforms 03:02
- How to Install Genius from Flathub 03:25
- Flatpak Strengths and Weaknesses 05:35
- How to Run Genius App installed from flathub flatpak 07:22
- How to Install Firefox 08:53
- Running Firefox installed from flatpak flathub 11:20
- Wow! Software or applications in the Flatpak environment cannot be uninstalled directly by right-clicking the icon 13:29
- How to see a list / list of applications / software that has been installed in the flatpak environment 13:57
- How to Uninstall Applications/Software from flatpak environment via linux terminal without deleting software data 14:15
- How to View Software Data in Flatpak Area from Linux NEMO File Manager 15:07
- How to view software data size properties in the NEMO 16:15 linux file manager
- How to Delete software data from MANAGER LINUX 16:35 . file
- How to uninstall and delete software data from terminal 16:55
- How to View Runtime List (Program running) 19:12
- How to Remove Unneeded/Rarely Used Programs in Flatpak 19:50
- How to Uninstall all software that we don't use anymore, including the data in flatpak, so that storage is relieved again 20:30
- How to Repair Flatpak 21:23
- How to Install Spotify from Flathub 22:08
- What is Proprietary Software 23:17
- Running Spotify installed from flatpak flathub on Linux Chromebook 25:04
- How to Install GIMP 25:33
- How to Run GIMP installed from flatpak flathub 27:38
- How to Install Avidemux from flathub 31:23
- How to Run Avidemux Video Editor installed from flathub flatpak 33:13
- How to Install Flowblade from flathub 36:33
- How to run Flowblade Video Editor installed from flathub flatpak 37:31
- How to Uninstall Gimp Software Installed from Flatpak 42:05
- How to Uninstall and Clean Data Software that is Installed on the Flatpak distribution platform from the terminal and see its removal also in the Linux File Manager 43:23
- Conclusion and Closing 45:30
Okay, friend, here we have learned some important things about flatpak, such as
Setup, Install, Uninstall One By One..
- How to do a Flatpak Repair
- How to see what applications/software have been installed from the Flatpak distribution platform from the terminal
- How to View Data Software that has been installed from the flatpak distribution platform from the Linux File Manager
- How to Remove and Uninstall Software as well as Data Files
- How to Remove All Software and Data at once that has been installed from the Flatpak Linux universal distribution platform
Ok.. clearer ya.. :)
*Here, you can dive deeper and deeper in flatpak, just try the cool applications on flatpak..
Of course it affects your storage, because this is installed on internal storage..
only this flatpak contains applications that have been optimized for linux bro.. so for the application database on flathub, you can use it to learn some application applications, try installing it... , because we can easily uninstall it :)
If it's suitable, you can use it to find the version of the appimage... if it's there, you can move it..
So you can uninstall the ones on the internal storage... hehe.
I hope this discussion is useful, friend, you can save the video on your YouTube, so that if you need it, it can be done quickly.
Also, this timestamp has not been made, so if by chance you or I forget, you can open it again and go straight to the material.. :)
Flatpak Builtin Commands
Manage installed applications and runtimes
- install Install an application or runtime
- update Update an installed application or runtime
- uninstall Uninstall an installed application or runtime
- mask Mask out updates and automatic installation
- pin Pin a runtime to prevent automatic removal
- list List installed apps and/or runtimes
- info Show info for installed app or runtime
- history Show history
- config Configure flatpak
- repair Repair flatpak installation
- create-usb Put applications or runtimes onto removable media
How to use it?
flatpak list --app
Finding applications and runtimes
search Search for remote apps/runtimes
Running applications
- run Run an application
- override Override permissions for an application
- make-current Specify default version to run
- enter Enter the namespace of a running application
- ps Enumerate running applications
- kill Stop a running application
Manage file access
- documents List exported files
- document-export Grant an application access to a specific file
- document-unexport Revoke access to a specific file
- document-info Show information about a specific file
Manage dynamic permissions
- permissions List permissions
- permission-remove Remove item from permission store
- permission-set Set permissions
- permission-show Show app permissions
- permission-reset Reset app permissions
Manage remote repositories
- remotes List all configured remotes
- remote-add Add a new remote repository (by URL)
- remote-modify Modify properties of a configured remote
- remote-delete Delete a configured remote
- remote-ls List contents of a configured remote
- remote-info Show information about a remote app or runtime
Build applications
- build-init Initialize a directory for building
- build Run a build command inside the build dir
- build-finish Finish a build dir for export
- build-export Export a build dir to a repository
- build-bundle Create a bundle file from a ref in a local repository
- build-import-bundle Import a bundle file
- build-sign Sign an application or runtime
- build-update-repo Update the summary file in a repository
- build-commit-from Create new commit based on existing ref
- repo Show information about a repo
Help Options:
-h, --help Show help options
Application Options:
--version Print version information and exit
--default-arch Print default arch and exit
--supported-arches Print supported arches and exit
--gl-drivers Print active gl drivers and exit
--installations Print paths for system installations and exit
--print-updated-env Print the updated environment needed to run flatpaks
--print-system-only Only include the system installation with --print-updated-env
-v, --verbose Show debug information, -vv for more detail
--ostree-verbose Show OSTree debug information
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