io.github.flattool.Warehouse
Warehouse provides a simple UI to control complex Flatpak options, all without resorting to the command line.
Features:
- Manage installed Flatpaks and view properties of any package
- Change versions of a Flatpak to rollback any unwanted updates
- Pin runtimes and mask Flatpaks
- Filter packages and sort data, to help find anything easily
- See current app user data, and cleanup any unused data left behind
- Add popular Flatpak remotes with a few clicks or add custom remotes instead
- Take snapshots of your apps' user data, saving your data
- Install new packages from any remote, or from your system
- Responsive UI to fit large and small screen sizes
Latest reviews
It's a must have if you use lots of Flatpak packages. At least it's much more user friendly than using terminal commands to list or manage packages.
If you're looking for a utility to manage all-things flatpak, this is the right tool!
Surprisingly useful application, especially for those users who mostly just run Flatpaks. Obviously its ability to show you what Flatpaks you have installed isn't that unique or helpful, but what is helpful is the sheer amount of useful information it exposes to you in a way which feels user-friendly, but powerful when combined with the utilities it provides. For instance: Warehouse is especially helpful for uninstalling leftover or unnecessary duplicate runtimes, something which Linux Mint's software manager simply doesn't let you do (probably for good reason). Overall I highly recommend this program if you plan to really plan to invest in Flatpaks on your system.
Exactly what I was looking for. A simple gui to view and manage all of my flatpaks. I like it
Allows you to easily reset settings of flatpak programs to defaults without having to uninstall, run flatpak uninstall --delete-data and reinstall