• @simple@lemm.ee
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        262 months ago

        The only good GUI for Flatpaks…

        Ain’t that the truth. I don’t know why KDE Discover is so sluggish when it comes to Flatpak, it takes me like 10+ seconds to load the landing page and see the popular apps.

          • 🌘 Umbra Temporis 🌒
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            42 months ago

            First time I’ve heard someone call Gnome Software fast. In my experience that app feels like it’s on it’s last legs; the Flatpak CLI is far better than any desktop GUI.

            • Chewy
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              2 months ago

              Gnome Software has received numerous updates over the last few years which make it considerable faster. Searching and viewing apps is now fast enough to be usable, compared to it taking many seconds to minutes for basic tasks.

              I’ve stopped removing Software on every system, altough I’m not usually using it. I’ve not tested it, but I feel like Discover is now slower than Software.

          • @russjr08@bitforged.space
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            12 months ago

            My main issue with Gnome Software is if I queue something to install, and go back to browse for more apps, once something is done installing it “refreshed” and I lose the spot I was at. Makes me feel I can only install one thing at a time.

        • @stockRot@lemmy.world
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          12 months ago

          Likewise with Gnome in my experience. I’ve been using the CLI but am now realizing I might be missing out on some important information by doing that

          • @TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world
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            12 months ago

            It’s definitely faster than it used to be. But yeah, searching for app updates is still more sluggish than through the terminal, at least on Fedora Workstation.