flatpak:tldr:5eedb
flatpak: List all installed applications and runtimes.
$ flatpak list
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The command "flatpak list" is used to view the list of installed Flatpak applications on a system. Flatpak is a software deployment and package management framework that enables users to run applications on different Linux distributions.
When you run the "flatpak list" command in a terminal or command prompt, it queries the system to retrieve information about the installed Flatpak applications. This information typically includes the application's name, version, remote repository it was installed from, and the runtime(s) it depends on.
The output of the command provides a tabular list of the installed Flatpak applications, making it easier for users to keep track of which applications they have installed and manage them accordingly.
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