Or together with everything through other tools. I go with pamac, it can be used both in CLI and GUI and update and install everything at once - repos, AUR and Flatpak.
generally when you want to install a flatpak it’s going to upgrade/update whatever other flatpaks you have installed before downloading and installing the new one.
Some people ask me why I use Flatpak on Arch. This is one of the reasons.
does the upgrade
pacman -Syualso upgrade Flatpak packages? Or you have to do them separately?Separately, through
flatpak update.Or together with everything through other tools. I go with
pamac, it can be used both in CLI and GUI and update and install everything at once - repos, AUR and Flatpak.Separate
flatpak updateluckily it’s simple but not always obvious to the end user at first
generally when you want to install a flatpak it’s going to upgrade/update whatever other flatpaks you have installed before downloading and installing the new one.
This is not necessarily true and is dependent on your distro/whatever you use to install and update flatpaks.
But yes, this can be so.
What… This isn’t true at all.
welp dont’ know what to tell you but that’s what happens with me whenever I install a flatpak.