Logs shows events from the systemd journal, and sorts them into
 categories, such as hardware and applications.
 Using Logs you can search your logs by typing a search term, and
 view detailed information about each event by clicking on it.

Logs

<ul>
 <li>Improve app metainfo</li>
 <li>Fix filters button style</li>
 <li>Accelerator improvements</li>
 <li>UI improvements</li>
 <li>Meson improvements</li>
 <li>Translation updates</li>
 <li>New Faroese translation</li>
 </ul>

<ul>
 <li>Port to GTK4 and libadwaita</li>
 <li>Translation updates</li>
 </ul>


      Select an operating system and let Boxes download and install it for you
      in a virtual machine.
    
      Features:
      
        Download freely available operating systems
        Automatically install CentOS Stream, Debian, Fedora, Microsoft Windows, OpenSUSE, Red
      Hat Enterprise Linux, and Ubuntu
        Create virtual machines from operating system images with a couple of clicks
        Limit the resources (memory and storage) your virtual machines consume from your system
        Take snapshots of virtual machines to restore to previous states
        Redirect USB devices from your physical machine into virtual machines
        3D acceleration for some of the supported operating systems
        Automatically resize virtual machines displays to the window size
        Share clipboard between your system and virtual machines
        Share files to virtual machines by dropping them from your file manager into the Boxes window
        Setup Shared Folders between your system and virtual machines
      
    

Boxes


      Take pictures and videos on your computer, tablet, or phone.
    
    

Camera

GNOME Text Editor is a simple text editor focused on a pleasing default experience.
    

Text Editor


      Calculator is an application that solves mathematical equations.
      Though it at first appears to be a simple calculator with only basic
      arithmetic operations, you can switch into Advanced, Financial, or
      Programming mode to find a surprising set of capabilities.
    
      
      The Advanced calculator supports many operations, including:
      logarithms, factorials, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions,
      modulus division, complex numbers, random number generation, prime
      factorization and unit conversions.
    
      
      Financial mode supports several computations, including periodic interest
      rate, present and future value, double declining and straight line
      depreciation, and many others.
    
      
      Programming mode supports conversion between common bases (binary, octal,
      decimal, and hexadecimal), boolean algebra, one’s and two’s complementation,
      character to character code conversion, and more.
    
    

Calculator

Perform arithmetic, scientific or financial calculations


      GNOME Extensions handles updating extensions, configuring extension preferences and removing or disabling unwanted extensions.
    
      
      The application requires GNOME 3.36 or newer to work.
    
    

Extensions


      A simple application to keep your disk usage and available space under control.
    
      
      Disk Usage Analyzer can scan specific folders, storage devices and online accounts.
      It provides both a tree and a graphical representation showing the size of each folder,
      making it easy to identify where disk space is wasted.
    
    

Dezranner arver ar c'hantennoù

Gwiriañ mentoù an teuliadoù ha plas hegerz war ar gantennad

Browse through your images and inspect their metadata with:
      
        Fast GPU accelerated image rendering
        Tiled rendering for vector graphics
        Extendable and sandboxed image decoding
        Accessible presentation of the most important metadata.
      
    

Image Viewer


      A really easy way to scan both text and images.
      You can crop out the bad parts of an image and rotate it if it is the wrong way round.
      You can print your scans, export them to pdf, or save them in a range of image formats.
    
      
      This app uses the SANE framework to support most existing scanners.
    
    

Document Scanner

Make a digital copy of your photos and documents


      Maps gives you quick access to maps all across the world. It allows you
      to quickly find the place you’re looking for by searching for a city or
      street, or locate a place to meet a friend.
    
      
      Maps uses the collaborative OpenStreetMap database, made by hundreds of
      thousands of people across the globe.
    
    

Maps


      A small application that allows you to monitor the current weather
      conditions for your city, or anywhere in the world.
    
      
      It provides access to detailed forecasts, up to 7 days, with hourly
      details for the current and next day, using various internet services.
    
      
      It also optionally integrates with the GNOME Shell, allowing you to see
      the current conditions of the most recently searched cities by just
      typing the name in the Activities Overview.
    
    

Weather


      GNOME Calendar is an elegant tool to help you plan and stay on top of your schedule for
      upcoming days and weeks, whether your months are filled with meetings and appointments,
      public events, travel logistics, or other commitments in your life.
    
      
      Easily create and manage unlimited calendars and events with GNOME Calendar's infinite
      scrolling month view, week timetable, and scheduling list view.
    
      
      Integrating the latest GNOME technologies and design best practices, GNOME Calendar builds on
      top of the mature Evolution data server to manage large quantities of events and to provide
      integration with other applications. You can add calendars from various online calendaring
      services (like NextCloud, Google Calendar, and CalDAV / WebDAV servers), enabling you to
      synchronize your events across multiple devices and platforms. GNOME Calendar also supports
      local and offline calendaring, so you can use it anywhere and anytime while travelling
      (or after civilization's collapse.)
    
    

Calendar


      Eye of GNOME is an image viewer designed for the GNOME desktop.
      It integrates with the GTK look and feel of GNOME, and supports many image
      formats for viewing single images or images in a collection.
    
      
      It also allows to view the images in a fullscreen slideshow mode
      or set an image as the desktop wallpaper.
      It reads the camera tags to automatically rotate your images in the correct
      portrait or landscape orientation.
    
    

Lagad GNOME


      A simple and elegant clock application.
      It includes world clocks, alarms, a stopwatch, and timers.
    
      
        Show the time in different cities around the world
        Set alarms to wake you up
        Measure elapsed time with an accurate stopwatch
        Set timers to properly cook your food
      
    

Clocks

A document viewer for the GNOME desktop. You can view, search or annotate documents in many different formats.
      Papers supports documents in: PDF, DjVu, TIFF, and Comic Books archives (CBR, CBT, CBZ, CB7).
    

Papers


      Aisleriot — also known as sol or solitaire — is a card game application
      that features over 80 different solitaire-type card games which are designed to
      play using a mouse, keyboard, or trackpad.
    
    

Aisleriot Solitaire


      Fonts shows you the fonts installed on your computer for your use as
      thumbnails.
      Selecting any thumbnails shows the full view of how the font would look under
      various sizes.
    
      
      Fonts also supports installing new font files downloaded in the .ttf
      and other formats.
      Fonts may be installed only for your use or made available to all users on the computer.
    
    

Fonts


      The web browser for GNOME, featuring tight integration with the desktop
      and a simple and intuitive user interface that allows you to focus on your
      web pages. If you’re looking for a simple, clean, beautiful view of the
      web, this is the browser for you.
    
      
      Web is often referred to by its code name, Epiphany.
    
    


      Contacts keeps and organize your contacts information. You can create,
      edit, delete and link together pieces of information about your contacts.
      Contacts aggregates the details from all your sources providing a
      centralized place for managing your contacts.
    
      
      Contacts will also integrate with online address books and automatically
      link contacts from different online sources.
    
    

Contacts

A document viewer for the GNOME desktop. You can view, search or annotate documents in many different formats.
      Evince supports documents in: PDF, PS, EPS, XPS, DjVu, TIFF, DVI (with SyncTeX), and Comic Books archives (CBR, CBT, CBZ, CB7).
    

Lenner teulioù

Document viewer for popular document formats


      Characters is a simple utility application to find and insert unusual characters.  It allows you to quickly find the character you are looking for by searching for keywords.
    
      
      You can also browse characters by categories, such as Punctuation, Pictures, etc.
    
    

Characters


      Cheese uses your webcam to take photos and videos, applies fancy
      special effects and lets you share the fun with others.
    
      
      Take multiple photos in quick succession with burst mode.
      Use the countdown to give yourself time to strike a pose, and wait for the
      flash!
    
      
      Under the hood, Cheese uses GStreamer to apply fancy effects to
      photos and videos.
      With Cheese it is easy to take photos of you, your friends, pets or
      whatever you want and share them with others.
    
    

Cheese

Take photos and videos with your webcam, with fun graphical effects

An audio player that just plays audio files. It doesn't require an organized music library and won't overload you with tons of functionality.
      Audio Player still offers advanced features such as:
      
        An elegant waveform of the track
        Adjustable playback speed
        Easy seek controls
        Playing multiple files at the same time
      
    

Audio Player


    Connections allows you to connect to and use other desktops. This can be a great way to access content or software on a different desktop operating system. It can also be used as a way to provide support to users who might need help.
    
      
    A range of different operating systems can be connected to, including Linux and Windows desktops. You can also connect to virtual machines.
    
      
    Connections uses the widely supported VNC and RDP protocols, and one of these must be enabled on the desktop that you want to connect to.
    
    

Connections


      Dconf Editor is a tool to allow direct editing of the dconf configuration database.
      This is useful when developing applications that use these settings.
    
      
      Editing your configuration directly is an advanced feature and may cause applications to not work correctly.
    
    

Dconf Editor

A graphical tool for editing the dconf database

Brasero is a application to burn CD/DVD for the GNOME Desktop. It is designed to be as simple as possible and has some unique features to enable users to create their discs easily and quickly.
      Brasero can create, copy and burn Data and Audio CD/DVDs. It fully supports CD-TEXT, multisession and joliet extensions. You can simply drag and drop files from other local applications or from remote shared drives to easily burn them to a disc.
    

Brasero


      Sound Recorder provides a simple and modern interface that provides a
      straight-forward way to record and play audio.
      It allows you to do basic editing, and create voice memos.
    
      
      Sound Recorder automatically handles the saving process so that you
      do not need to worry about accidentally discarding the previous recording.
    
      Supported audio formats:
      
        Ogg Vorbis, Opus, FLAC, MP3 and MOV
      
    

Sound Recorder

A simple, modern sound recorder for GNOME


      GNOME Chess is a simple chess game. You can play against your computer at
      three different difficulty levels, or against a friend at your computer.
    
      
      Computer chess enthusiasts will appreciate GNOME Chess’s compatibility with
      nearly all modern computer chess engines, and its ability to detect several
      popular engines automatically if installed.
    
    

GNOME Chess

Play the classic two-player board game of chess


      An easy and pleasant way to play your music.
    
      
      Find tracks in your local collection, use automatically generated playlists or curate a fresh one.
    
    

Music


      Meld is a visual diff and merge tool targeted at developers.
      Meld helps you compare files, directories, and version controlled projects.
      It provides two- and three-way comparison of both files and directories,
      and supports many version control systems including Git, Mercurial,
      Bazaar and Subversion.
    
      
      Meld helps you review code changes, understand patches, and makes enormous
      merge conflicts slightly less painful.
    
    

Meld


      GNOME Sudoku is a must-install for puzzle lovers. Based on the popular
      Japanese game, it comes with a simple interface that makes playing Sudoku
      fun for players of all skill level.
    
      Features:
      
        Automatically save and restore your session.
        Generate an infinite amount of new puzzles with qqwing.
        Create and solve custom puzzles from scratch.
        Adjust a scalable grid to your preferences.
        Use the mouse, keyboard or touch to complete the puzzles.
        Set up advanced strategies like X-Wings with earmarks.
        Take advantage of the highlighter to narrow down possibilities.
        Get help with the built-in warnings.
        Time yourself to keep track of your progression.
        Print puzzles to play Sudoku on the go.
      
    

Sudoku GNOME


      Passwords and Keys is a GNOME application for managing encryption keys.
    
      
      With Passwords and Keys you can create and manage PGP keys, create and manage SSH keys,
      publish and retrieve keys from key servers, cache your passphrase so you
      don’t have to keep typing it and backup your keys and keyring.
    
    

Passwords and Keys

Ardeiñ ho tremengerioù hag alc'hwezioù enrinegañ


      Quadrapassel is a derivative of a classic Russian falling-block game.
      Reposition and rotate the blocks as they fall, and attempt to fit them
      together. When you form a complete horizontal row of blocks, the row will
      disappear and you score points. The game is over when the blocks get stacked
      too high. As your score gets higher, you level up and the blocks fall faster.
    
      
      If you’re looking for a challenge, Quadrapassel allows you to increase the
      initial speed of the blocks, or begin the game with partial blocks on some
      of the rows. Or, instead of allowing the blocks to fall randomly, it can
      select blocks that will be hard for you to place.
  
    

Quadrapassel


     Play the highly addictive 2048 game. GNOME 2048 is a clone of the popular
     single-player puzzle game. Gameplay consists of joining numbers in a grid
     and obtain the 2048 tile.
    
      
     Use your keyboard's arrow keys to slide all tiles in the desired direction.
     Be careful: all tiles slide to their farthest possible positions, you cannot
     slide just one tile or one row or column. Tiles with the same value are
     joined when slided one over the other.
    
      
     With every new tile obtained you increase your score. If you think you can easily
     get the 2048 tile, do not let it stop you, the game does not end there, you can
     continue joining tiles and improving your score.
    
      
     Originally created by Gabriele Cirulli, 2048 has gained much popularity
     due to it being highly addictive. Cirulli's 2048 is in turn a clone of
     the 1024 game and includes ideas from other clones.
    
    

GNOME 2048


      Devhelp is a developer tool for browsing and searching API documentation.
      It provides an easy way to navigate through libraries and to search by
      function, struct, or macro.
    
      
      The documentation must be installed locally, so an internet connection is
      not needed to use Devhelp.
    
      
      Devhelp works natively with GTK-Doc, so the GTK and GNOME libraries are
      well supported. But other development platforms can be supported as well,
      as long as the API documentation is available in HTML and a *.devhelp2
      index file is generated.
    
      
      Devhelp integrates with other applications such as Glade, Builder or
      Anjuta, and plugins are available for different text editors (gedit, Vim,
      Emacs, Geany, …).
    
    

Devhelp

A developer tool for browsing and searching API documentation


      Glade is a RAD tool to enable quick &amp; easy development of user interfaces
      for the GTK+ 3 toolkit and the GNOME desktop environment. 
    
      
      The user interfaces designed in Glade are saved as XML and these can be
      loaded by applications dynamically as needed by using GtkBuilder or used
      directly to define a new GtkWidget derived object class using
      GTK+ new template feature.
    
      
      By using GtkBuilder, Glade XML files can be used in numerous programming 
      languages including C, C++, C#, Vala, Java, Perl, Python, and others. 
    
    

Glade

Create or open user interface designs for GTK+ applications


      Control a worm in its quest to eat bonuses and become longer. Outmaneuver
      enemy worms while eating apples and bananas to increase your length. Each
      worm has six lives and loses one by running into a wall, another worm, or
      itself. The enemy worms are after the same bonuses that you are, so be
      careful. If the worms become too large, you won’t have much room to move.
    
      
      The adventure progresses through 26 maps of increasing difficulty. The early
      levels are mostly open with a few walls, but later on, cramped spaces and
      teleporters make things more interesting.
    
      
      Play on your own against up to five enemy worms, or share your keyboard to
      play with a friend.
    
    

Nibbles


      Each square piece has a number on each side. Position the pieces on the left
      side of the board so that the same numbers are next to each other. If the
      numbers don’t match, you can’t put the piece there. Move quickly: you’re
      being timed!
    
      
      You can make the game easier or harder by changing the size of the board.
    
    

GNOME Tetravex


      A family classic, the objective of Four-in-a-row is to build a line of four
      of your marbles while trying to stop your opponent (human or computer) from
      building a line of his or her own. A line can be horizontal, vertical or
      diagonal. The first player to connect four in a row is the winner!
    
      
      Four-in-a-row features multiple difficulty levels. If you’re having trouble,
      you can always ask for a hint.
    
    

Four-in-a-row


      GNOME Klotski is a set of block sliding puzzles. The objective is to move the
      patterned block to the area bordered by green markers. To do so, you’ll need
      to slide other blocks out of the way. Complete each puzzle in as few moves as
      possible!
    
      
      GNOME Klotski comes with nearly thirty different puzzle layouts of varying
      difficulty. Some of the layouts are similar and only the size of one or more
      blocks differ. Other layouts have more variety.
    
    

GNOME Klotski


      Taquin is a computer version of the 15-puzzle and other sliding puzzles.
    
      
      The object of Taquin is to move tiles so that they reach their places,
      either indicated with numbers, or with parts of a great image.
    
    

GNOME Taquin


      It is the distant future: the year 2000. Evil robots are trying to kill you.
      Avoid the robots or face certain death.
    
      
      Fortunately, the robots are extremely stupid and will always move directly
      towards you. Trick them into colliding into each other, resulting in their
      destruction, or into the junk piles that result. You can defend yourself by
      moving the junk piles, or escape to safety with your handy teleportation
      device.
    
      
      Your supply of safe teleports is limited, and once you run out, teleportation
      could land you right next to a robot, who will kill you. Survive for as long
      as possible!
    
    

GNOME Robots

Avoid the robots and make them crash into each other


      A variation on poker with dice and less money, this game is a family classic.
      Throw the dice three times in a row, holding back the ones you like, in order
      to make the best possible hand. You can also play a lesser-known variant with
      colored dice.
    
      
      Play between one and five opponents at three difficulty levels.
    
    

Tali

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Staliañ Flatpak

<text>Flatpak can be installed from the community repository. Run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

Install the Software Flatpak plugin

<text>You can install the Flatpak plugin for either the GNOME Software (since v3.13) or KDE Discover (since v3.11), making it possible to install apps without needing the command line. To install, for GNOME Software run:</text> <code></code> <text>For KDE Discover run:</text> <codeDiscover></codeDiscover>

Ouzhpennañ ar c'havlec'hiad Flathub

<text>Flathub is the best place to get Flatpak apps. To enable it, download and install the <filelink>Flathub repository file</filelink> or run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

Adlansañ

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on operating systems of the Alt family, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

<text>Flathub is a great place to get Flatpak apps. To enable it on your Alt system, run:</text> <code></code>

Adlañsañ

<text>Restart your device to complete the Flatpak installation. Now you can <link>install apps</link>!</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on Arch, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

Enable Linux support

<text>Navigate to <settingslink>chrome://os-settings</settingslink>, and scroll down to Developers and turn on Linux development environment. ChromeOS will take some time downloading and installing Linux.</text>

Lañsañ ur termenell Linux

<text>Press the Search/Launcher key, type "Terminal", and launch the Terminal app.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak, run the following in the terminal:</text> <code></code>

<text>Flathub is the best place to get Flatpak apps. To enable it, run:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart Linux. You can do this by right-clicking terminal, and then clicking "Shut down Linux". Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text>

<text>To install Flatpak in Crystal Linux, you must first make sure your packages are up to date. Run the following in a terminal:</text> <codeUpdate></codeUpdate> <text>Then install Flatpak:</text> <code></code>

<text>A flatpak package is available in Debian 10 (Buster) and newer. To install it, run the following as root:</text> <code></code>

<text>If you are running GNOME, it is also a good idea to install the Flatpak plugin for GNOME Software. To do this, run:</text> <code></code> <text>If you are running KDE, you should instead install the Plasma Discover Flatpak backend:</text> <codeDiscover></codeDiscover>

<text>To install Flatpak on Deepin, run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

Install the Deepin themes

<text>To install light and dark themes, run:</text> <code></code>

Staliañ arloadoù

<text>elementary OS 5.1 and newer comes with Flatpak support out of the box. For non-curated apps, head to <link>Flathub</link> to install any app using the big "Install" button, and open the downloaded `.flatpakref` file with Sideload.</text> <text>Note: After installing one app from a remote like Flathub, all other apps from that remote will also automatically show up in AppCenter.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on EndeavorOS, you must first make sure your installation is up to date, run the following in a terminal:</text> <codeUpdate></codeUpdate> <text>Then install Flatpak:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with EndeavourOS.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on Gentoo, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with Gentoo.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on GNU Guix, run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with GNU Guix.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on Kubuntu, open Discover, go to Settings, install the Flatpak backend and restart Discover.</text>

Install the Flatpak system settings add-on

<text>To integrate Flatpak support into the Plasma System Settings, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

<text>Flathub is the best place to get Flatpak apps. To enable it, open Discover, go to Settings and add the Flathub repository.</text>

<text>A flatpak package is available for Mageia 6 and newer. To install with DNF, run the following as root:</text> <code></code> <text>Or, to install with urpmi, run:</text> <codeUrpmi></codeUrpmi>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with Mageia.</text>

Enable Flatpak through the Software Manager

<text>Flatpak is installed by default on Manjaro 20 or higher.</text> <text>To enable its support, navigate to the Software Manager (Add/Remove Programs)</text> <text>Click on the triple line menu [or dots depending on the Desktop Environment] on the right, in the drop down menu select "Preferences"</text> <text>Navigate to the "Flatpak" tab and slide the toggle to Enable Flatpak support (it is also possible to enable checking for updates, which is recommended).</text>

<text>Flatpak support is built in from MX 18 and later. It is only required to activate the Flathub repository following these instructions:</text> <text>Open MX Package Installer (open the menu and look in MX Tools), select the "Flatpaks" tab, to activate the repository you will need to enter the root password.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak, set NixOS option services.flatpak.enable to true by putting the following into your /etc/nixos/configuration.nix:</text> <code></code> <text>Then, rebuild and switch to the new configuration with:</text> <codeRebuild></codeRebuild> <text>For more details see the <doclink>NixOS documentation</doclink>.</text>

<text>Flatpak is available in the default repositories of all currently maintained openSUSE Leap and openSUSE Tumbleweed versions.</text> <text>If you prefer a graphical installation, you can install Flatpak using a "1-click installer" from <link>software.opensuse.org</link>. If your distribution version is not shown by default, click Show under Unsupported distributions category and then select from the list.</text> <text>Alternatively, install Flatpak from the command line using Zypper:</text> <code></code>

<text>A flatpak package is available in Pardus 2019 and newer. To install it, run the following as root:</text> <code></code>

<text>If you are running GNOME, it is also a good idea to install the Flatpak plugin for GNOME Software. To do this, run:</text> <code></code>

<text>A flatpak package is available in Pisi 2.1 and newer. To install it, run the following as root:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with Pisi GNU/Linux.</text>

<text>A flatpak package is available in Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian) Stretch and newer. To install it, run the following as root:</text> <code></code>

<text>Flathub is the best place to get Flatpak apps. To enable it, run:</text> <code></code> <text>Important note: It is recommended to use Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit as newer applications are more likely to be available for that platform only.</text>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps may not be possible with Raspberry Pi OS.</text>

<text>Flatpak is installed by default on Rocky Linux 8 and newer, when installed with a software selection that includes GNOME (Server with GUI, Workstation). If you are using such a system, you may skip this step. To install Flatpak on Rocky Linux, run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

<text>To install Flatpak on Solus, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

<text>To complete setup, restart your system. Now all you have to do is <link>install apps</link>!</text> <text>Note: graphical installation of Flatpak apps is available only through GNOME Software and/or KDE Discover.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) or later, open the Terminal app and run:</text> <code></code>

Install GNOME Software Flatpak plugin

<text>The GNOME Software plugin makes it possible to install apps without needing the command line. To install, run:</text> <code></code> <text>Note: Ubuntu distributes GNOME Software as a Snap in versions 20.04 to 23.04, and replaced it with App Center in 23.10 and newer—neither of which support installing Flatpak apps. Installing the Flatpak plugin will also install a deb version of GNOME Software, resulting in two "Software" apps being installed at the same time on Ubuntu 20.04 to 23.04, and a single new "Software" app on Ubuntu 23.10 and newer.</text>

<text>To install Flatpak on Void Linux, run the following in a terminal:</text> <code></code>

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