Something that would be really nice to add to #KDE and Kinoite is a section in Application Permissions for managing #AppImages

Basically everything they do for #Flatpak but in AppImage terms. Gear Level essentially. They already have a (imo superfluous) subsection for X11, let's expand it while we're at it

No they aren't exactly sandboxed the way Flatpaks are so the perms might not work the same, but an integrated menu to manage them would go a long way.
More integrations for managing packages of all types would be good actually

I want to right click a desktop shortcut to a flatpak, appimage or snap and get a menu that links to the Permissions page

I want to open the Permissions page and get an About info screen and a 1-click uninstall button instead of sending me to Discover. Why are you sending me to Discover? What if its not listed in Discover?

I want to double click an RPM, DEB or .desktop and have that give me options for installing that to my native package store, distro/toolbox or rpm-ostree

#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio

My refined my plan:

I’ll use #Fedora as my base OS—it is leading edge, & fresh enough. Then, I’ll use #Ubuntu and #AndroidX86 on #KVM & #QEMU (with PCI passthrough) for touch apps & programs that Fedora doesn’t have. Running a type-1 #BareMetal #hypervisor should get me up to near-native speeds. Finally, I’ll use #WINE #Flatpaks #Snaps and #Appimages for everything else. I’ll only install the absolute essentials on Fedora—not #immutable but probably dependable.

#linux #linuxtablet #linuxaudio

There are already several #immutable linux #distros available. Run any of the following on top: #flatpaks, #appimages #snaps, Compatibility layers like #WINE or #Anbox, #virtualized OSes, tools like #distrobox, #emulators, etc, & never worry about system stability again—pieces of the next generation linux puzzle!

I was already excited by the concept of #distroagnostic packaging uniting the linux realm, but the ideas of an #ImmutableOS completes the picture!