flatpak:tldr:4e904
flatpak: Add a remote source.
$ flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists ${remote_name} ${remote_url}
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This command is used to add a remote repository for Flatpak, a software deployment and package management system primarily designed for Linux.
Here is a breakdown of the command syntax:
flatpak: Refers to the Flatpak command-line tool.remote-add: Specifies the operation to add a new remote repository.--if-not-exists: This flag checks if the specified remote repository already exists before adding it. If it does, the command will not perform any action.${remote_name}: Represents the name of the remote repository you want to add. You need to replace${remote_name}with the actual desired name.${remote_url}: Denotes the URL of the remote repository. Again, you need to replace${remote_url}with the actual URL of the repository you want to add.
By executing this command, you can add a remote repository to your Flatpak configuration. This repository can then be used to search, download, and install Flatpak applications and packages onto your Linux system.
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