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> Of these flatpak seems most likely to become the standard although I wish it would plunk an executable somewhere instead of the ridiculousness of flatpak run
by doubled112 3y ago
> Of these flatpak seems most likely to become the standard although I wish it would plunk an executable somewhere instead of the ridiculousness of flatpak run foo
It already has the exported .desktop files, right? I wonder why they didn't just (ab)use that mechanism and add it to the default path on install
- michaelmrose 3y agoIt has desktop files. You could trivially add scripts named foo but you can't stick them somewhere global because the flatpaks actually exists in the users home dir but having a ~/bin is not standard either. It doesn't exist because it doesn't aesthetically fit. You can create it for yourself of course.