It is nice to have this as a flatpak version and the flatpak versions are normally more up to date for several reasons, but when I was using it, I found that it was only downloading and using a small portion of the signatures that the regular version of ClamTK does, and there was no way I could find, at least, to fix it. Maybe an update will fix it but I will not be using it until then.
The flatpak version is working as it should. yes you can't update automatically and yes you don't get some of the benefits of the system package. with that said most of those issues are easily fixed if they are necessary and if you don't like flatpaks (system packages and flatpaks have different purposes not meant to be competitors) then there is the system package version. also the gui is a little wonky so it may feel like its not responding or being accurate but thats just its gui being wierd in my experience.
base update in graph mode is not working - there is no connection: @This flatpak doesn't support using the hos system's ClamAV satabase
This flatpack version just doesn't work properly. NEVER download FlatPacks - Filesystem access is royally crippled beyond use and it's far easier to just get an alternative that will work without becoming a developer and fixing everything that it breaks - by design. While it may ostensibly have been a good idea, FlatPack's execution leaves far too much to be desired. If you're going to maske a flatpack version, at least make a normal working version available to us as well!
makes using clam very easy. yes it supports scanning all subfolders at the same time if you choose such in the settings.
Works great. You just need to enable "scan directory..." in settings so it scans everything. Otherwise will only scan files in the folder you select. Once you learn the app, it's very good.
No me responde muy bien la interfaz , luego de un rato de uso decidà quitarlo .
Looks like it can scan only one file or one directory at a time. Where's the "scan system" function? Perhaps there is more functionality available, but the modern minimalist (dumbed down) GUI obsures it.