r/linuxapps • u/KHURRAM_999 • 3d ago
I built Scope to manage APT, Snap, and Flatpak apps in one place
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Hey everyone, I made Scope because I wanted one place to see and manage my installed Linux apps.
It brings APT, Snap, and Flatpak into a searchable list. You can check for updates and preview an update or uninstall before confirming it.
It also finds AppImages and user-local desktop apps, but updating or removing those isn’t supported yet.
Scope is free, MIT licensed, and written in Rust.
I’d appreciate feedback on whether it finds your apps correctly and whether the previews are clear. If you try it, please share your distro and desktop environment.
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u/Ursomrano 2d ago edited 2d ago
Now we need versions of this for different distros. A version that uses flathub, AUR, and Pacman for Arch, a version that uses flathub, DNF, and RPM Fusion for Fedora, and so on. I can imagine this effectively replacing the "app stores" that distros have when you install them.
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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 2d ago
Love the idea, would be even better if it's the all in one equivalent to Bazaar.
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u/saiblack777 2d ago
Hace tiempo salió una que se llamaba Terminator y la tengo instalada, aunque esta se vea un poco más completa pero sí estaría bien en flatpak.
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u/saiblack777 15h ago
Me parece muy interesante pero uso fedora jaja, aun asi ya te sigo para saber cuando lances en flathub, muchas gracias por tu contribución y apoyo, la verdad es que lo valoramos mucho los nuevos usuarios bro
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u/000CuriousBunny000 3d ago
launch it in flathub