The Linux Manuals (man pages) document is an important part of Linux documents. Linux Manuals are organized as several sections. Each section has a group of commands for a specific area in Linux usage, administration or development.
flatpak-permission-set – Set permissions Synopsis flatpak permission-set [OPTION…] TABLE ID APP_ID [PERMISSION…]DescriptionSet the permissions for an application in an entry in the permission store. The entry is identified by TABLE and ID, the application is identified by APP_ID. The PERMISSION strings must be in a format suitable for the table. The permission store is used…
flatpak-permission-reset – Reset permissions Synopsis flatpak permission-reset [OPTION…] APP_ID flatpak permission-reset [OPTION…] –allDescriptionRemoves all permissions for the given app from the Flatpak permission store. The permission store is used by portals. Each portal generally has its own table in the permission store, and the format of the table entries is specific to each portal. OptionsThe…
flatpak-permission-remove – Remove permissions Synopsis flatpak permission-remove [OPTION…] TABLE ID [APP_ID]DescriptionRemoves an entry for the object with id ID to the permission store table TABLE. The ID must be in a suitable format for the table. If APP_ID is specified, only the entry for that application is removed. The permission store is used by portals….
flatpak-override – Override application requirements Synopsis flatpak override [OPTION…] [APP]DescriptionOverrides the application specified runtime requirements. This can be used to grant a sandboxed application more or less resources than it requested. By default the application gets access to the resources it requested when it is started. But the user can override it on a particular…
flatpak-mask – Mask out updates and automatic installation Synopsis flatpak mask [OPTION…] PATTERN…DescriptionFlatpak maintains a list of patterns that define which refs are masked. A masked ref will never be updated or automatically installed (for example a masked extension marked auto-download will not be downloaded). You can still manually install such refs, but once they…
flatpak-make-current – Make a specific version of an app current Synopsis flatpak make-current [OPTION…] APP BRANCHDescriptionMakes a particular branch of an application current. Only the current branch of an app has its exported files (such as desktop files and icons) made visible to the host. When a new branch is installed it will automatically be…
flatpak-list – List installed applications and/or runtimes Synopsis flatpak list [OPTION…]DescriptionLists the names of the installed applications and runtimes. By default, both apps and runtimes are shown, but you can change this by using the –app or –runtime options. By default, both per-user and system-wide installations are shown. Use the –user, –installation or –system options…
flatpak-kill – Stop a running application Synopsis flatpak kill INSTANCEDescriptionStop a running Flatpak instance. INSTANCE can be either the numeric instance ID or the application ID of a running Flatpak. You can use flatpak ps to find the instance IDs of running flatpaks. OptionsThe following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit….
flatpak-install – Install an application or runtime Synopsis flatpak install [OPTION…] [REMOTE] REF… flatpak install [OPTION…] [–from|–bundle] LOCATIONDescriptionInstalls an application or runtime. The primary way to install is to specify a REMOTE name as the source and one ore more REFs to specify the application or runtime to install. If REMOTE is omitted, the configured…
flatpak-info – Show information about an installed application or runtime Synopsis flatpak info [OPTION…] NAME [BRANCH]DescriptionShow info about an installed application or runtime. By default, the output is formatted in a friendly format. If you specify any of the –show-… or –file-access options, the output is instead formatted in a machine-readable format. By default, both…
flatpak-history – Show history Synopsis flatpak history [OPTION…]DescriptionShows changes to the flatpak installations on the system. This includes installs, updates and removals of applications and runtimes. By default, both per-user and system-wide installations are shown. Use the –user, –installation or –system options to change this. The information for the history command is taken from the…
flatpak-enter – Enter an application or runtime’s sandbox Synopsis flatpak enter [OPTION…] INSTANCE COMMAND [ARG…]DescriptionEnter a running sandbox. INSTANCE must be either the pid of a process running in a flatpak sandbox, or the ID of a running application, or the instance ID of a running sandbox. You can use flatpak ps to find the…
flatpak-documents – List exported files Synopsis flatpak documents [OPTION…] [APPID]DescriptionLists exported files, with their document id and the full path to their origin. If an APPID is specified, only the files exported to this app are listed. OptionsThe following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. -v, –verbose Print debug information during…
flatpak-document-unexport – Stop exporting a file Synopsis flatpak document-unexport [OPTION…] FILEDescriptionRemoves the document id for the file from the document portal. This will make the document unavailable to all sandboxed applications. OptionsThe following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. -v, –verbose Print debug information during command processing. –ostree-verbose Print OSTree debug…
flatpak-document-list – List exported files Synopsis flatpak document-list [OPTION…] [APPID]DescriptionLists exported files, with their document id and the full path to their origin. If an APPID is specified, only the files exported to this app are listed. OptionsThe following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. -v, –verbose Print debug information during…
flatpak-document-info – Show information about exported files Synopsis flatpak document-info [OPTION…] FILEDescriptionShows information about an exported file, such as the document id, the fuse path, the original location in the filesystem, and the per-application permissions. FILE can either be a file in the fuse filesystem at /run/user/$UID/doc/, or a file anywhere else. OptionsThe following options…
flatpak-document-export – Export a file to a sandboxed application Synopsis flatpak document-export [OPTION…] FILEDescriptionCreates a document id for a local file that can be exposed to sandboxed applications, allowing them access to files that they would not otherwise see. The exported files are exposed in a fuse filesystem at /run/user/$UID/doc/. This command also lets you…
flatpak-create-usb – Copy apps and/or runtimes onto removable media. Synopsis flatpak create-usb [OPTION…] MOUNT-PATH REF…DescriptionCopies the specified apps and/or runtimes REFs onto the removable media mounted at MOUNT-PATH, along with all the dependencies and metadata needed for installing them. This is one way of transferring flatpaks between computers that doesn’t require an Internet connection. After…
flatpak-config – Manage configuration Synopsis flatpak config [OPTION…] flatpak config [OPTION…] –set KEY VALUE flatpak config [OPTION…] –unset|–get KEYDescriptionThe flatpak config command shows or modifies the configuration of a flatpak installation. The following keys are supported: languages The languages that are included when installing Locale extensions. The value is a semicolon-separated list of two-letter language…
flatpak-build – Build in a directory Synopsis flatpak build [OPTION…] DIRECTORY [COMMAND [ARG…]]DescriptionRuns a build command in a directory. DIRECTORY must have been initialized with flatpak build-init. The sdk that is specified in the metadata file in the directory is mounted at /usr and the files and var subdirectories are mounted at /app and /var, respectively….