Condobloke
Well-Known Member
Does anyone have experience of this app ?
Necessary?
Totally unnecessary?
More and more apps today publish Linux packages as Flatpak. Though the run-time libraries take hundreds of megabytes disk space, some apps are really good and useful.
If you have some apps installed as Flatpak in Ubuntu or other Linux like me, then Flatseal may be useful to protect your privacy by managing permissions in per app basis.
Flatseal is a stylish GNOME app that displays all the installed Flatpak apps in the left pane. By selecting an app, it displays the basic information as well as permissions with toggle buttons. The app has an adaptive UI that works great on small screen size, e.g., Linux Phone.
https://ubuntuhandbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/flatseal-smallwindow.webp
