Flutter on Linux
summary
Canonical and Google start collaboration in September 2019 to get Flutter running on Linux, replacing the GLFW shell with a GTK3/GDK3 C++ shell and adding Unix IPC to Dart. A pure Dart dbus.dart implementation and packages like nm.dart, upower, bluez.dart, snapd, appstream and terminal land on pub.dev under the MPL license. A snapcraft plugin packages apps into snaps for the Snap Store. Working features: firmware-updater, Ubuntu Software frontend, desktop installer; multi-window and platform-views are in progress.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Flutter
- 0:57Collaboration and Goals
- 2:04Linux Architecture
- 3:22Enhancing Dart and Plugins
- 4:40Linux Service Packages
- 6:12Native API Integration
- 7:18Multi-platform Packages
- 7:51Packaging and Applications
- 9:08Desktop Installer and Apps
- 10:01Future Developments
- 11:06Questions and Answers








