The Flathub app repository acts as a one-stop-shop for Linux desktop users, offering access to a vast collection of mainstream and niche applications. Its popularity stems from the fact that it caters to users of all Linux distributions. Recently, the Flathub website underwent a major facelift, resulting in a more visually appealing design that is reminiscent of app stores by tech giants such as Google and Microsoft. The user-friendly interface allows users to explore apps based on different categories such as Music & Video or Graphics & Photography. Additionally, users can choose to view verified apps only, ensuring that they are downloading apps directly from the original developer and not from a third-party source.
All apps are conveniently packaged in the Flatpak container format, making it possible for the app to function seamlessly on any Linux distribution you choose to use, including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Pop!_OS, and many more. This ensures that regardless of your preferred Linux distribution, you will be able to download and use the app of your choice without any compatibility issues. It's worth noting that the Flathub team has been testing this new design for some time, and it's now available to everyone using the web client, alongside a complete rebranding.
If your Linux machine is in need of some apps, this website with this brand-new design might just be worth a look. Your Linux distribution might also have a desktop application for browsing Flatpak applications.
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Via: OMG! Linux