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Flatpak (formerly xdg-app) is a distro-agnostic application framework. It is a decentralized system and has no central package repository. Instead, the user must manually add the repository's URL to the system before packages can be installed, like in [[Emulation on Ubuntu|Ubuntu's PPA]]. | Flatpak (formerly xdg-app) is a distro-agnostic application framework. It is a decentralized system and has no central package repository. Instead, the user must manually add the repository's URL to the system before packages can be installed, like in [[Emulation on Ubuntu|Ubuntu's PPA]]. | ||
[https://flathub.org/ Flathub], probably the biggest Flatpak repository, | [https://flathub.org/ Flathub], is probably the biggest Flatpak repository, and quite a few emulators. | ||
'''Adding Flathub repository to the system''' | '''Adding Flathub repository to the system''' | ||
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'''Available emulators''' | '''Available emulators''' | ||
Emulators are actively added to Flathub, so the list shown below may not be exhaustive. | Emulators are actively added to Flathub, so the list shown below may not be exhaustive. (while likely safe but the 'unverified' tag means that it's not uploaded by the original developer) | ||
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