Linux@lemmy.ml • 3 years ago

Best Flatpaks?

www.hackingthehike.com

Best Flatpaks?

www.hackingthehike.com

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 3 years ago

Best Flatpaks for Linux - Hacking the Hike

www.hackingthehike.com

The best Flatpaks to use on Linux distros.

This looks like a pretty strong list of Flatpaks. Are there any others you prefer? Anything cool I should check out?

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GNOME has an initiative called GNOME Circle dedicated to highlighting community-made GNOME apps, they’re all Flatpaks

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