Flatpak and Snap packages have gained significant traction from Linux users, providing a modern alternative to traditional binary packages and AppImages. Their popularity comes from user-friendly features, seamless integration with software centers, and effortless updates, eliminating concerns about dependencies during…
Warehouse is a free and open source flatpak app management application for Linux. It is written in Python and released under GNU General Public License v3.0. Using Warehouse, you can view all flatpak app meta data, easily search and filter…
Flatsweep is a free and open source system flatpak leftover cleaner application for Linux. Using Flatsweep, you can clean all residue files and directories left on your system by uninstalled Flatpaks. Uninstalling a Flatpak application will leave some files behind…
jdFlatpakSnapshot is a free and open source flatpak app data backup application for Linux. Using jdFlatpakSnapshot, you can create a snapshot of the data of the flatpak apps. It will help to restore your data from backup if you done…
Flatpak is the desktop application framework that allows you to install same app on different Linux distributions. Before installing any flatpak app you need to install the flatpak framework on your system. Uninstall Flatpak Completely from Linux In this article…
Cozy is a free and open source audiobook player for linux and MacOS. Using this you can manage you audiobooks like import, browse and play audiobooks. It is released under open source GNU General Public License Version 3. Some of…
Flatpak is the new framework for desktop applications that allows the same app to be installed on different Linux distributions, including different versions. You need to install Flatpak, before you can install applications with Flatpak. Using flatpak you can build…
In Ubuntu you can create a list of installed packages very easily. There are lots of methods available. We will see one by one in this tutorial. This is helpful in some situations where you want to track or uninstall…