KDE All About the Apps
summary
KDE rebrands its release process into a release service and auto-generates application pages from AppStream metadata, adding an appstream URL that shows an “install on Linux” button which opens Discover or GNOME Software. Distribution channels get promoted: Snap store metrics show 42,000 installs for Kdenlive/Okular examples, and apps are published as AppImage/Snap/Flatpak plus Microsoft Store, Google Play, Chocolatey and Homebrew. The result is clearer install paths, measurable installs, and easier direct updates.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Why Apps
- 0:52Other Desktops
- 3:05Attitude Problem
- 5:02All About the Apps
- 5:50KDE Apps
- 7:43Website
- 9:22Monthly Updates
- 10:28Snap Store
- 11:05Packages
- 11:49Chocolate
- 12:47Homebrew
- 13:26Apple App Store
- 15:01F Droid
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