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Flatpaks Are Now Sort Of Working On Microsoft Windows
Flatpak creator and lead developer Alexander Larsson of Red Hat has got the basics of Flatpak applications working under Microsoft Windows 10.
Before getting too excited, while he has the basics working, obviously there are some shortcuts involved. In particular, the Flatpak support requires Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL / a.k.a. "Ubuntu Bash for Windows") as well as needing to install a Win32 X11 Server.
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