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NAME flatpak-repo – Show information about a local repository SYNOPSIS flatpak repo [OPTION…] LOCATION DESCRIPTION Show information about a local repository. If you need to modify a local repository, see the flatpak build-update-repo command, or use the ostree tool. OPTIONS The following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. –info Print general…
NAME flatpak-repair – Repair a flatpak installation SYNOPSIS flatpak repair [OPTION…] DESCRIPTION Repair a flatpak installation by pruning and reinstalling invalid objects. The repair command does all of the following: • Scan all locally available refs, removing any that don’t correspond to a deployed ref. • Verify each commit they point to, removing any invalid…
NAME flatpak-remotes – List remote repositories SYNOPSIS flatpak remotes [OPTION…] DESCRIPTION Lists the known remote repositories, in priority order. By default, both per-user and system-wide installations are shown. Use the –user, –system or –installation options to change this. OPTIONS The following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. –user Show the per-user…
NAME flatpak-remote-modify – Modify a remote repository SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-modify [OPTION…] NAME DESCRIPTION Modifies options for an existing remote repository in the flatpak repository configuration. NAME is the name for the remote. Unless overridden with the –system, –user, or –installation options, this command uses either the default system-wide installation or the per-user one, depending on…
NAME flatpak-remote-ls – Show available runtimes and applications SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-ls [OPTION…] [REMOTE] DESCRIPTION Shows runtimes and applications that are available in the remote repository with the name REMOTE, or all remotes if one isn’t specified. You can find all configured remote repositories with flatpak remotes. REMOTE can be a file:// URI pointing to a…
NAME flatpak-remote-list – List remote repositories SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-list [OPTION…] DESCRIPTION Lists the known remote repositories, in priority order. By default, both per-user and system-wide installations are shown. Use the –user, –system or –installation options to change this. OPTIONS The following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit. –user Show the per-user…
NAME flatpak-remote-info – Show information about an application or runtime in a remote SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-info [OPTION…] REMOTE REF DESCRIPTION Shows information about the runtime or application REF from the remote repository with the name REMOTE. You can find all configured remote repositories with flatpak remotes. By default, the output is formatted in a friendly…
NAME flatpak-remote-delete – Delete a remote repository SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-delete [OPTION…] NAME DESCRIPTION Removes a remote repository from the flatpak repository configuration. NAME is the name of an existing remote. Unless overridden with the –system, –user, or –installation options, this command uses either the default system-wide installation or the per-user one, depending on which has…
NAME flatpak-remote-add – Add a remote repository SYNOPSIS flatpak remote-add [OPTION…] NAME LOCATION DESCRIPTION Adds a remote repository to the flatpak repository configuration. NAME is the name for the new remote, and LOCATION is a url or pathname. The LOCATION is either a flatpak repository, or a .flatpakrepo file which describes a repository. In the…
NAME flatpak-ps – Enumerate running instances SYNOPSIS flatpak ps [OPTION…] DESCRIPTION Lists useful information about running Flatpak instances. To see full details of a running instance, you can open the file /run/user/$UID/.flatpak/$INSTANCE/info, where $INSTANCE is the instance ID reported by flatpak ps. OPTIONS The following options are understood: -h, –help Show help options and exit….
NAME flatpak-permissions – List permissions SYNOPSIS flatpak permissions [OPTION…] [TABLE] [ID] DESCRIPTION Lists dynamic permissions which are stored in the Flatpak permission store. When called without arguments, lists all the entries in all permission store tables. When called with one argument, lists all the entries in the named table. When called with two arguments, lists…
NAME flatpak-permission-show – Show permissions SYNOPSIS flatpak permission-show [OPTION…] APP_ID DESCRIPTION Lists dynamic permissions for the given app which are stored in the Flatpak permission store. When called without arguments, lists all the entries in all permission store tables. When called with one argument, lists all the entries in the named table. When called with…
NAME flatpak-permission-set – Set permissions SYNOPSIS flatpak permission-set [OPTION…] TABLE ID APP_ID [PERMISSION…] DESCRIPTION Set 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…
NAME flatpak-permission-reset – Reset permissions SYNOPSIS flatpak permission-reset [OPTION…] APP_ID flatpak permission-reset [OPTION…] –all DESCRIPTION Removes 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…
NAME flatpak-permission-remove – Remove permissions SYNOPSIS flatpak permission-remove [OPTION…] TABLE ID [APP_ID] DESCRIPTION Removes 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…
NAME flatpak-override – Override application requirements SYNOPSIS flatpak override [OPTION…] [APP] DESCRIPTION Overrides 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…
NAME flatpak-mask – Mask out updates and automatic installation SYNOPSIS flatpak mask [OPTION…] PATTERN… DESCRIPTION Flatpak 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,…
NAME flatpak-make-current – Make a specific version of an app current SYNOPSIS flatpak make-current [OPTION…] APP BRANCH DESCRIPTION Makes 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…
NAME flatpak-list – List installed applications and/or runtimes SYNOPSIS flatpak list [OPTION…] DESCRIPTION Lists 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…
NAME flatpak-kill – Stop a running application SYNOPSIS flatpak kill INSTANCE DESCRIPTION Stop 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. OPTIONS The following options are understood: -h, –help Show…