Difference between revisions of "Flatpak"
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| + | Flathub offers a very limited number of "platforms" that your application needs to fit into. It does not offer a GTK2 one but does have a QT5 one. However that platform does not contain all the libraries normally found on a Qt5 system so expect to have to bundle libraries into your Flatpack if your application makes use of other libraries. | ||
| + | Does not sound like a very FPC/Lazarus (as it stands now) friendly environment but there are some of "our" applications there. | ||
=See also= | =See also= | ||
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* [[Deploying Your Application]] | * [[Deploying Your Application]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 07:35, 16 January 2022
Flathub offers a very limited number of "platforms" that your application needs to fit into. It does not offer a GTK2 one but does have a QT5 one. However that platform does not contain all the libraries normally found on a Qt5 system so expect to have to bundle libraries into your Flatpack if your application makes use of other libraries.
Does not sound like a very FPC/Lazarus (as it stands now) friendly environment but there are some of "our" applications there.
