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This scheme of naming binaries is popular amongst Elementary os apps. Maybe that's were the Dev took the idea from. I don't mind it, and if it bothers you, you

This scheme of naming binaries is popular amongst Elementary os apps. Maybe that's were the Dev took the idea from. I don't mind it, and if it bothers you, you can easily alias it to something else

agumonkey 7y ago
of course, after you locate the binary in your fs
vetinari 7y ago
It is a scheme used by Flatpak. The package prefix is mandatory, in order for flatpaks not to stomp on each other.
- TingPing 7y ago
  To be exact Flatpak only requires that for exported data files. Since binaries are not exported they can be named anything.
  - vetinari 7y ago
    Binaries are not exported, but helper launch scripts are (those that do "exec flatpak run ...").
- ayoisaiah 7y ago
  Oh alright, I didn't realise that