There used to be one that provides Windows apps, but it's discontinued. The only other one is Fedora's, but it just has a subset of Flathub because it doesn't include proprietary software
All of the people packaging Flatpak applications seem to have reached consensus that Flathub is the place to be. There isn't yet any competition in this space. Other repositories are likely specific to their communities, or used for development purposes.
Is there a reason for anything other than flathub.org? I've seen every up to date flatpak on flathub.
There used to be one that provides Windows apps, but it's discontinued. The only other one is Fedora's, but it just has a subset of Flathub because it doesn't include proprietary software
wait really? that's pretty neat, any idea what it was called?
EDIT: ah was it winepak?
Yea it was winepak
All of the people packaging Flatpak applications seem to have reached consensus that Flathub is the place to be. There isn't yet any competition in this space. Other repositories are likely specific to their communities, or used for development purposes.
There's ElementaryOS AppCenter's repo, KDE Plasma, Deepin, and Liri OS. Probably others too
thank you
I'm new to the scene. Is there anything other than the org?
https://flathub.org/