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It looks great but I don't like it.
You decide that firefox gets installed via apt and not flatpak. Why?
This aims at someone who already has a system and wants to have some reproducible thing for a new system.
Back the fuck up and restore from backup.
This also includes take asnapshot of flatpak apps and simply reinstall all of them on the new system.
Yes, there is a lot of improvement to automatically do all this. But not with another solution. Just use dotfiles. Dotfiles and a cloud sync thing.
Sure! But hey.. some people like it differently
@illusionist @henkster Firefox from apt and firefox from flatpak are not equivalent. The former goes through an extra process to remove non-free components.
true so how to make it better?
Neither do native and flatpak vscode work the same way. It's about that OP decides it, not the user.
@illusionist At least with the demo that I'm looking at with the script to download, it gives both flatpak AND apt install commands, giving the user a choice. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong thing though?
Your right. The rest of the comment still holds. Backup and restore.
Edit: I have to sanitise the final script and remove all the wrong commands afterwards 🤔
You're* right.
Whoops
what do you mean?
Backup apps with e.g. this https://www.nixtutor.com/linux/keep-a-backup-of-installed-packages/ and this https://itsfoss.com/back-up-restore-flatpak-apps/ and borg/pika/deja dup/kopia for files. Let's add appimages, snaps and brew and containers/distrobox.
The only thing that is missing is an all in one solution that puts everything together. And a cloud where you can restore it.
all good ideas! A cloud where you can restore it? Don't know about that one.. You can share (with link) and copy those commands
Anyone shall use linux, even kids and elderly, lazy and uneducated people. There has to be a cloud that is easy to setup for a simple backup like firefox sync for the browser.
completely agree. hence linuxmate 😉