Flatpak is a universal package system for software deployments, application virtualization, and most importantly package management that works on all Linux distros. With a Flatpak package, you don’t need to worry about any dependencies and libraries as everything is already bundled within the application itself. A notable feature of Flatpak is that all apps work in a sandbox approach which means that they all work in isolation. Among other things, this feature lets you run various versions of a software package on the same system.
In this article, they will describe installing Flatpak on your Ubuntu through the official Ubuntu repository and also through the Alexander Larsson PPA repository. The later repository mostly gets you the latest version of Flatpak on your Ubuntu, and will also explain how you can use Flatpak to install software through the Ubuntu command line and through the Ubuntu software Manager.
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#^How to Install Software through Flatpak on Ubuntu
Flatpak is a universal package system for software deployments, application virtualization, and most importantly package management that works on all Linux distros. With a Flatpak package, you don’t need to worry about any dependencies and libraries as everything is already