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> With that said, flatpak support is still spotty. DNF doesn't support flatpak yet, so I had to install GNOME Software on my Cinnamon DE just to be able to easi

> With that said, flatpak support is still spotty. DNF doesn't support flatpak yet, so I had to install GNOME Software on my Cinnamon DE just to be able to easily support and update them. There's also the issue of the greatly inflated installation sizes. I'm hopeful that support will get better soon now that it's finally at 1.0. Could you not just use the cli? (Not trying to start a holy war, just a question)

AdmiralAsshat 8y ago
The CLI wasn't terribly intuitive for app discovery, and to be honest until I googled around I couldn't even find the flatpak command to update already-installed apps.
- vetinari 8y ago
  update installed apps: "flatpak update" list whatever is available in repository: "flatpak remote-ls repo-name", i.e. "flatpak remote-ls flathub". list installed packages: "flatpak list"
  - TingPing 8y ago
    Searching is easy too: `flatpak search $foo`.