Adrian Vovk

@matthiasclasen I just saw your comment on the issue I posted for GTK. My issue isn't that the portal is broken. My issue is that I don't have gnome-settings-daemon installed...

@matthiasclasen My desktop is custom, and it's entirely GTK based. Think of elementary's Pantheon or Solus' budgie. The difference is that I have my own wlroots-based Wayland compositor As I...

@matthiasclasen - Too much effort and unlikely - Some effort but seems like the cleanest solution - Simple & gets the job done. Probably the best option for everyone -...

@Marteon IIRC it isn't `gsettings-desktop-schemas`. It's the schemas installed by `gnome-settings-daemon`

The challenge here is that there's no way to tell the difference between an app opening a browser link just because it feels like it and an app opening a...

Don't have time to read through this whole thread right this second, but... Here's prior art for carbonOS: https://gitlab.com/carbonOS/build-meta/-/issues/125 For context, unlike most other distros mentioned here, carbonOS is A/B...

> doing this via a partition would be a challenge with existing installations Sure. The partition would be an implementation detail. It would just get mounted somewhere (say, /var/cache/flatpak-preinstall-cache or...

> we'd have the flatpak storage be part of the OS update state (i.e. not in /var and readonly except as part of OS updates) This would be a no-go...

> The main feedback I'd provide is that I think if significant changes are going to go into Flatpak to enable this mode of operation, they should not depend on...

I agree with this sentiment, especially with the advent of systemd-homed. However, there's always the problem of compatibility. Tools expect Flatpak to default to the system installation. Maybe this can...