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I recently downloaded a Flatpak Epiphany package. However, there is no support on my distro for Flatpak. So is there a way to compile it from source?
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I recently downloaded a Flatpak Epiphany package. However, there is no support on my distro for Flatpak. So is there a way to compile it from source?
flatpak
edited 16 hours ago
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I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
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I recently downloaded a Flatpak Epiphany package. However, there is no support on my distro for Flatpak. So is there a way to compile it from source?
flatpak
edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
181k25413492
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I recently downloaded a Flatpak Epiphany package. However, there is no support on my distro for Flatpak. So is there a way to compile it from source?
flatpak
flatpak
edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
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edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
181k25413492
asked yesterday
user2752471user2752471
296
edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
181k25413492
edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
181k25413492
edited 16 hours ago
Stephen Kitt
181k25413492
181k25413492
asked yesterday
user2752471user2752471
296
asked yesterday
user2752471user2752471
296
asked yesterday
user2752471user2752471
296
296
I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
– user2752471
yesterday
add a comment |
I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
– user2752471
yesterday
I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
– user2752471
yesterday
I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
– user2752471
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The main Flatpak site doesn’t make this easy to find, but the Flatpak source code is available on GitHub and is built in a manner familiar to most Autotools-based projects:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.git
cd flatpak
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
You’ll need a number of dependencies, which are detailed in the README.md file. You’ll also probably need to adjust some of the ./configure flags depending on your target environment.
You may also prefer to work from a release tarball instead of cloning the repository.
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The main Flatpak site doesn’t make this easy to find, but the Flatpak source code is available on GitHub and is built in a manner familiar to most Autotools-based projects:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.git
cd flatpak
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
You’ll need a number of dependencies, which are detailed in the README.md file. You’ll also probably need to adjust some of the ./configure flags depending on your target environment.
You may also prefer to work from a release tarball instead of cloning the repository.
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Stephen KittStephen Kitt
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The main Flatpak site doesn’t make this easy to find, but the Flatpak source code is available on GitHub and is built in a manner familiar to most Autotools-based projects:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.git
cd flatpak
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
You’ll need a number of dependencies, which are detailed in the README.md file. You’ll also probably need to adjust some of the ./configure flags depending on your target environment.
You may also prefer to work from a release tarball instead of cloning the repository.
answered 17 hours ago
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
181k25413492
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The main Flatpak site doesn’t make this easy to find, but the Flatpak source code is available on GitHub and is built in a manner familiar to most Autotools-based projects:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.git
cd flatpak
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
You’ll need a number of dependencies, which are detailed in the README.md file. You’ll also probably need to adjust some of the ./configure flags depending on your target environment.
You may also prefer to work from a release tarball instead of cloning the repository.
answered 17 hours ago
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
181k25413492
The main Flatpak site doesn’t make this easy to find, but the Flatpak source code is available on GitHub and is built in a manner familiar to most Autotools-based projects:
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.git
cd flatpak
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install
You’ll need a number of dependencies, which are detailed in the README.md file. You’ll also probably need to adjust some of the ./configure flags depending on your target environment.
You may also prefer to work from a release tarball instead of cloning the repository.
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I realize it was down voted, but if someone does not tell me what is wrong, it's quite useless, since I have no idea of what is wrong with it. Besides I want to do a similar topic for a similar package system (the one Ubuntu uses) and would be very benefice if someone explained it to me, as to allow me to do commit such mistake once more.
– user2752471
yesterday