A handy, feature-rich, marketplace app for the hardcore Flatpak lovers. See what features it offers and whether this could be your next favorite Flatpak app.

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Bazaar is a modern Flatpak marketplace app designed with GNOME styles that focuses on discovering and installing apps from Flathub. Key features include organized app categories, advanced search with tag support, customizable progress bars with accent colors, filtering to show only open source software, detailed download statistics with charts and regional maps, easy add-on management, and support for multiple Flatpak repositories. Available as a Flatpak from Flathub, it provides a dedicated interface for users who frequently work with Flatpak applications, though it may be redundant for distributions like Fedora and Mint that already integrate Flatpak support in their default software centers.

Found the (Almost) Perfect Linux Marketplace App for Flatpak Lovers

Bazaar: More than just a front end for Flathub

I just setup two new daily drivers - Sparky Linux and FunOS.
Then I installed:
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Nala
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Bauh
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Warehouse
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Flatseal
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Bazaar
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(and keep ~/home on a separate partition in case I want to distro hop)
And then the work of building my development environment starts.
I like Bazaar. YMMV. I don’t want to think, just get work done.