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[Feature Request] Make Update Indicator compatible with Flatpaks, Snaps etc. #182
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LOL, I (personally) neither use nor support flatpaks & snaps. 🤣 This could be done with your help only: if you let me know how to check & update from these sources. Sorry, but I'm still working on something else, so I'd like to put a part of the job on you. |
That's because you are an Arch User. But if you install Ubuntu, you will have installed a lot of Snaps (like Firefox for example) or if you install Fedora Silverblue you will have basic GNOME Apps as Flatpaks. I can try to help with implement it, but my skills in Python are poor so, It can take much time :) |
Just tell me what to do in simple bash. I'll take care of python. |
So, for flatpak the bash command is: It will show the number of updates available. To install updates just execute I don't know how to do it for snaps as I am using Fedora that is flatpak friendly out of the box. |
OK, let it wait some time. I need to think about how to do it right. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is common practice to install apps via Flatpaks or Snaps instead of using an Package Manager. It is good because the whole application is packaged with all dependencies, and user does not have to wait for packages to package a new version of the app and does not require distro upgrade to install new version of the apps. It also provider a per-app permission control.
Describe the solution you'd like
Nwg-shell update indicator should check also for Flatpaks and Snaps updates if installed. This feature is Distribution agnostic because it will not rely on distro package manager. Also, Nwg-shell tries to provide a DE-like user experience and every popular DE does that.
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