Linux Talk #6: Flatpak Install Tutorial & How to Use Flatpaks | 2019 Ubuntu | (Beginners Guide) Video

A Linux Talk and Tutorial on How to Install & Use Flatpaks on Ubuntu Linux. This also applies to multiple different types of distributions. Including ArchLinux, CentOS, Fedora, Debian, openSUSE, Elementary OS, and many more. Flatpaks will make it easy to install, manage, and access more apps. This video is intended for beginners.

What exactly is Flatpak? Well Flatpaks are applications in which a developer can create a sandboxed environment for their own application making the application non-distribution dependent because all the necessary libraries and packages come together and exist within the application. It allows the devs to create frameworks around their apps. This makes it easier for the developers and for the users since all the required items to run the application come with the package. Instead of having to install any unmet dependencies they all are resolved by themselves.

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Various Distributions:
Ubuntu/Debian/Linux Mint
sudo apt install flatpak
**(You may have to use a ppa on older distributions:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alexlarsson/flatpak)

ArchLinux
sudo pacman -S flatpak

OpenSUSE
sudo zypper install flatpak

RedHat/Fedora/CentOS
sudo yum install flatpak

After you found a flatpak to install from flathub.org:
sudo flatpak install Downloads/com.spotify.Client.flatpakref

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Talk #2 ZFS vs EXT4 Memory Usage - https://youtu.be/csHR1soA_Rk
Talk #3 Supervisor Process Control - https://youtu.be/eX7D40y9qv8
Talk #4 LVM vs Standard Partition - https://youtu.be/N-vW06eHgJI
Talk #5 Linux Static IP Address - https://youtu.be/eTqtl169oSY

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MX Linux - https://youtu.be/7MgssE2Q9Es
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Fedora Workstation: https://youtu.be/JOrZ1DnxdQ8
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MX Linux: https://youtu.be/Oj_g62ESQ4E
Linux Lite: https://youtu.be/EEGTJ-SioMg

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