Mastodawn

Added a #flatpak implementation to #Vajo using #appstream to get metadata.

https://www.mocaccino.org/

Help! KDE Discover freezes when clicking the installed tab or fetching updates and only shows screnshots for flatpak and snap (Kubuntu 26.04) #packagemanagement #kubuntu #discoversoftwarecenter #appstream

https://askubuntu.com/q/1567160/612

Help! KDE Discover freezes when clicking the installed tab or fetching updates and only shows screnshots for flatpak and snap (Kubuntu 26.04)

Lately kde discover has been verry laggy particularly when clicking the installed apps tab or when clicking an app from the home section too early. Also It failes to show screenshots for apps comming

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Vitex Software May 5

Deb https://repo.vitexsoftware.com bylo obohaceno o #Appstream ikonky

Børge Mar 15

I think we need a way to tag apps on Flathub as sending your input to an online LLM. If you do too, maybe give this issue a thumbs up? https://github.com/ximion/appstream/issues/652#issue-2471052438

#linux #LinuxApps #appstream #flathub #flatpak

Page Asgardius Feb 25

Librem 5 with PureOS Byzantium: Work in Progress + AppStream Metadata nerdery

https://video.asgardius.company/w/oWhkrpmWMcciNgWfsNSgsG

Librem 5 with PureOS Byzantium: Work in Progress + AppStream Metadata nerdery

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Zulfian Jan 7

Working on Flathub metadata today.
Learned that if categories and keywords are already defined in the desktop file, there’s no need to define them again in metainfo, as they would override the desktop values.

#Flathub #AppStream #OpenSource #Linux

LinuxPhoneApps.org Dec 16

Contributing to LinuxPhoneApps.org often means contributing to other projects, too:

https://framagit.org/linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.frama.io/-/issues/100 and crtl-f for 'PR pending'

#LinuxMobile #MobileLinux #AppStream #MetaInfo

Apps available on Flathub that are "mobile friendly" (rating 5), but not part of Flathub's Mobile Collection (#100) · Issues · LinuxPhoneApps / linuxphoneapps.org · GitLab

The following apps are available on Flathub and are listed as "mobile friendly" (rating 5), but not part of Flathub's Mobile Collection. These apps need

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Henning Sep 28, 2025

@User47

See, you might need to use a terminal as the packages might not have #Appstream metadata.

But often packages will appear in your appstore.

And otherwise, what is so "gatekeepy" about entering a few commands?

I can explain what they do:
1. Write a file to the system including URL where to get packages
2. Download the PGP public key used to verify the packages
3. sudo apt update (update the package repos)
4. apt search packagename (get the exact name)
5. sudo apt install packagename