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Launch Flatpak Apps With Custom Args and Environment Variables

In this guide you will learn how to launch flatpak applications with custom arguments and environment variables. Find your application First, you need to find the application id of the app you want. To do that run the command below in the terminal. $...

Oct 15, 2022·3 min read·ardasevinc.devRead the article

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Arda Sevinç

@ardasevinc · Izmir, Turkey

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Generalist Software Developer, Engineering Student

I define myself as a generalist software developer, focusing mostly on web and linux tech. I am also an engineering student in Turkey. My main goal on this blog is to share my hard-earned findings to 'problems' I've faced along my journey. It covers anything from new JS framework to fixing DNS issues.

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Muhammad Danial Amsyar Mohd Razali

Mar 28, 2024

This is a very helpful guide, thank you for writing it 😁

Regarding the custom desktop entry, Flatpak doesn't always put it under ~/.local/share/flatpak/exports/...

For me, it was under var/lib/flatpak/exports/share/applications (just like the first proposed solution in the flatpak repo issue).