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Flatpak Setup for Fedora Silverblue

Removing preinstalled Fedora Flatpaks

To remove all the preinstalled Fedora Flatpak apps instead of uninstalling them one-by-one, run the following:

flatpak remove --all

Flatpak apps I use

Here is a list of the Flatpak apps I use on my Fedora Silverblue install.

GNOME Apps

GNOME Core Stuff

App NameApp IDDescription
Audio Playerorg.gnome.DecibelsA very simple audio player, gets the job done. Install RhythmBox if you want something more powerful.
Video Playerorg.gnome.ShowtimeA very simple video player, gets the job done. Install VLC if you want something more powerful.
Image Viewerorg.gnome.LoupeA basic image viewer with limited image editing capabilities.
Document Viewerorg.gnome.PapersA basic PDF viewer. Also has a presentation function.
Sound Recorderorg.gnome.SoundRecorderA very simple sound recorder app.
Text Editororg.gnome.TextEditorA basic text editor. Has support for tabs and some basic customization options.
Calculatororg.gnome.CalculatorA relatively powerful calculator app.
Calendarorg.gnome.CalendarA basic calendar app with support for account syncing.
Clocksorg.gnome.clocksA basic clock app.
Cameraorg.gnome.SnapshotA basic camera app.
Contactsorg.gnome.ContactsA basic contacts app with support for account syncing.
Mapsorg.gnome.MapsA very simple maps application, has issues determining your location sometimes.
Weatherorg.gnome.WeatherA very simple weather application.
Weborg.gnome.EpiphanyA very simple web browser. lacks extension support and has very weak adblocking.
Connectionsorg.gnome.ConnectionsSimple remote desktop client application supporting the RDP, VNC and SPICE protocols.
Firmwareorg.gnome.FirmwareA very simple application for displaying and updating the firmware of your devices.
Fontsorg.gnome.font-viewerA very simple font viewer application. Can install fonts.
Document Scannerorg.gnome.SimpleScanA very simple document scanner application. Install NAPS2 if you want something more powerful.
Disk Usage Analyzerorg.gnome.baobabA very simple disk usage analyzer tool. Can only analyze your home folder.
Logsorg.gnome.LogsA very handy log viewer application to find out issues with your system.
Passwords and Keysorg.gnome.seahorse.ApplicationA basic key management application for creating and managing your GPG, SSH and gnome-keyring/libsecret keys.

GNOME Extra Stuff

App NameApp IDDescription
Refinepage.tesk.RefineA successor to the GNOME Tweaks application. Lets you tweak and configure various aspects of the GNOME DE.
Extension Managercom.mattjakeman.ExtensionManagerAn GNOME Shell extension manager application. Lets you directly install and manage your GNOME extensions and check whether they are compatible with your current GNOME version.
Flatsealcom.github.tchx84.FlatsealA very powerful application for configuring the permissions and other aspects of your Flatpak apps
Ignitionio.github.flattool.IgnitionA basic startup application manager.
Resourcesnet.nokyan.ResourcesA beautiful, stunning and powerful system monitor utility.
Gear Leverit.mijorus.gearleverAn application for integrating appimages into your system.
Pika Backuporg.gnome.World.PikaBackupA very powerful and flexible backup utility.
Foliatecom.github.johnfactotum.FoliateA beautiful ebook reader.
Fractalorg.gnome.FractalA Matrix client. Supports multi-account.
DistroShelfcom.ranfdev.DistroShelfAn application for managing distrobox containers, should you need one.
Keypunchdev.bragefuglseth.KeypunchA simple, minimal typing practice app with support for a wide variety of languages.
Bottlescom.usebottles.bottlesAn extremely feature-rich wine and wine-prefix manager app. I prefer it over Lutris and all other wine managers.
Authenticatorcom.belmoussaoui.AuthenticatorA basic but really useful app for managing your 2FA codes. Supports Aegis and tons of other 2FA OTP providers.

Other Utilities

App NameApp IDDescription
Firefoxorg.mozilla.firefoxHas better integration for linux than most other browsers. Supports HW-Accelerated Video Transcoding OOTB for Intel and AMD GPUs.
Tor Browser Launcherorg.torproject.torbrowser-launcheruhh
qBittorrentorg.qbittorrent.qBittorrentPostmodern Marxist-Leninism.
Vesktopdev.vencord.VesktopA better Discord client with support for proper, functional screen sharing on Wayland with audio.
Slackcom.slack.SlackDiscord for BBA grads.
Telegram Desktoporg.telegram.desktopAtp having this installed is more questionable than having the Tor Browser installed.
OnlyOffice Desktop Editorsorg.onlyoffice.desktopeditorsBest replacement for MS Office with good linux support.
Obsidianmd.obsidian.ObsidianBest notetaking app in existence.
OBS Studiocom.obsproject.Studioworks ig
LocalSendorg.localsend.localsend_appFantastic app for quickly and easily sharing files between devices. A decent Airdrop/Quick Share/Shareit replacement.
RetroArchorg.libretro.RetroArchJack of emulating all retro games, master of none.
GIMPorg.gimp.GIMPImage editor, I hate it.
Kritaorg.kde.kritaImage editor, I love it.
Kdenliveorg.kde.kdenliveVery basic video editor, I am neutral. Get DaVinci Resolve Studio + DavinciBox if you need something good.
Fedora Media Writerorg.fedoraproject.MediaWriterBest ISO flasher utility for linux.
Virtual Machine Managerorg.virt_manager.virt-managerA very powerful app for creating and managing VMs, also grab the QEMU addon.

Apps to add later

  • Syncthingy
  • Gradia
  • Desktop Plus (GIT UI)
  • gitg
  • Collision
  • Inspector
  • Pods
  • File Roller
  • Secrets
  • Polari
  • Pinta
  • Inkscape
  • Tuba