flatpak-installation - Linux
Overview
flatpak-installation is a command-line tool for managing Flatpak installations. It allows users to install, update, remove, and manage Flatpak applications and runtimes.
Syntax
flatpak-installation [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
Options/Flags
- -h, –help: Display help and usage information.
- -v, –verbose: Enable verbose output.
- -q, –quiet: Suppress all output except errors.
- -y, –assume-yes: Automatically answer "yes" to all prompts.
- –user: Install applications to the current user’s home directory instead of the system-wide location.
- –system: Install applications to the system-wide location.
- –runtime: Install a specific runtime.
- –bundle: Install an application bundle.
- –export: Export a Flatpak installation to a file.
- –import: Import a Flatpak installation from a file.
Examples
Install an application:
flatpak-installation install org.gnome.Calculator
Update all installed applications:
flatpak-installation update
Remove an application:
flatpak-installation remove org.gnome.Calculator
Install a specific runtime:
flatpak-installation --runtime=org.freedesktop.Platform/x86_64/21.08
Export an installation:
flatpak-installation export org.gnome.Calculator > calculator.flatpak
Common Issues
Unable to install application:
- Ensure that the appropriate runtime is installed.
- Check network connectivity and firewall settings.
Application not running:
- Check if the application has the necessary permissions.
- Run the application from the command line to check for errors.
Integration
Combine with other commands:
- flatpak-install: Install Flatpak applications.
- flatpak-update: Update Flatpak applications.
- flatpak-remove: Remove Flatpak applications.
Use in scripts:
#!/bin/bash
flatpak-installation update
flatpak-installation install org.gnome.Terminal
Related Commands
- flatpak
- flatpak-update
- flatpak-remove