A fast, elegant graphical interface for managing Flatpak applications on Linux, built with Flutter.
Currently, the project is built to work with x86_64 applications only.
Flatpak is not part of this project.
FlatBag makes use of the Flathub online API in order to fetch updated data.
- Browse & Search: Easily find installed applications and search for new ones from Flathub.
- Install & Uninstall: Manage your Flatpak applications (both user and system-wide) with a simple click.
- Updates: Check for and apply Flatpak updates.
- App Details: View rich information, screenshots, and release notes powered by Flathub data.
- Background Tasks: Queue multiple operations (installations, updates, uninstalls) and track their progress via the built-in process manager.
To build and run FlatBag, you will need:
- Flutter SDK (version 3.11.0 or later)
flatpakinstalled on your Linux system- A Linux desktop environment (GNOME, KDE, etc.)
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Clone the repository and navigate into the project directory:
git clone <your-repository-url> cd flatbag
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Fetch the Flutter dependencies:
flutter pub get
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Build the release executable for Linux using the provided script:
# Make scripts executable chmod +x build.sh install.sh # Standard build ./build.sh # Build and create binary/source release archives (saved in release/ folder) ./build.sh --binary --source
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Install the application system-wide:
bash sudo ./install.shIf you prefer to run it without installation, the compiled executable and required bundle files are located atbuild/linux/x64/release/bundle/.
During execution, FlatBag interacts with the following resources:
Configuration Files:
- Linux:
~/.config/flatbag/settings.json(or$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/flatbag/settings.json)
Cache Files:
- Linux:
~/.cache/flatbag/(or$XDG_CACHE_HOME/flatbag/)flathub_apps_details.json&flathub_apps_details.json.meta(Flathub repository cache)flathub_eol.json(End-of-life app registry)sizes_cache.json(App download sizes cache)
External Commands Executed:
flatpak(forrun,install,uninstall,update, andremote-ls)
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
