I use pamac-all, it supports all the things (AUR, flatpak, snap, etc.), but I personally don't enable snaps.
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2024
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Thank you for the suggestion. But I think it will be good if it has images of the application like Discover does.
That is something that has to be curated, which is not currently done for the Arch and AUR repos. What you are looking for doesn't exist.
I don't have any knowledge why you should or shouldn't, but it seems like you could have it if it was just pulling from flatpak sources like flathub.
I use discover for Flatpaks and yay for everything else. Works mostly, although for some reason Discover fails sometimes (very rarely) where flatpak update doesn't
There isn't a packagekit back end for Arch based distros so it doesn't work.
There is, but it is not great at handling conflicts, and other yes/no questions pacman might ask. This can lead to something going wrong during installation or updates.
Yes it does, I've regularly updated my system that way. It is a bit buggy at times though, I ended up uninstalling the backend.
But it's still useful for managing Flatpaks and stuff.
Yeah, I thought it was only usable for flatpaks
it's a shame they don't want folks to use Discover. I'm sure it'd be great and not cause issues, and one could always go back to pacman if there ever was an issue...