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Flatseal: control Flatpak permissions easily

Flatpak is often presented as the ideal solution for installing software safely and independently of the distribution. And it's true... at least in part. Those who use Flatpak with a minimum of awareness quickly realize that the real issue is not the installation of applications, but the management of permissions. It is Read more

By TheJoe, 3 months15 December 2025 ago

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BoxBuddy: bring Distrobox within everyone's reach

If you are curious Linux users but not terminal lovers, Distrobox has probably already intrigued you: allows you to run different containerized deployments directly on your main system. But between commands, options and configurations, it can get complicated. This is where BoxBuddy comes in, a little GUI that tries to simplify everything Read more

By TheJoe, 3 months8 December 2025 ago