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#+title: Command line: Flatpak
2021-06-05 00:32:50 +00:00
#+date: "2021-06-04 07:39:11 +08:00"
#+date_modified: "2021-07-20 23:30:42 +08:00"
2021-06-05 00:32:50 +00:00
#+language: en
Flatpak is a cross-Linux-distro deployment system commonly used for packaging desktop applications.
* Options
Flatpak has a similar interface to Git being composed of subcommands with specific options.
- =-v, --verbose= - just print more information
Most of the query-related subcommands (e.g., =search=, =list=) has the following options.
- =--columns=${COLUMNS}= - print the columns listed; useful for extracting the information you want
you can find the related fields from the respective manual page
* Examples
Flatpak has a lot of stuff so we'll bring some examples to get started.
** Basic usage
Or at least how I think it would be for a starting user.
#+begin_src shell
flatpak search ferdi
flatpak install ferdi
flatpak uninstall ferdi
#+end_src
** Package installation interface
[[id:4eb1f8b1-bc12-4a6c-8fa4-20e4c3542cf2][fzf]] is the star here.
#+begin_src shell
flatpak search ${QUERY} --columns=application \
| fzf --multi --prompt "Choose Flatpak package(s) to install > " \
| xargs --replace="{}" flatpak install --noninteractive {}
#+end_src
** Package uninstallation interface
If there's one for installing packages, there's also one for removing them.
#+begin_src shell
flatpak list ${QUERY} --columns=application \
| fzf --multi --prompt "Choose Flatpak package(s) to remove > " \
| xargs --replace="{}" flatpak uninstall --noninteractive {}
#+end_src