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How is this different from
flatpak uninstall --unused
?
This app is more equivalent to
flatpak uninstall --delete-data
But this doesnt work once uninstalled. This really is an isse with flatpaks.
For fun, a shell script for the same functionality:
#!/bin/sh br="$(printf "\n")" # Obtain a line-break # If RM_CMD is unset, use trash-cli if [ -z ${RM_CMD+y} ]; then RM_CMD="trash"; fi # List of apps. The leading br is necessary for later pattern matching apps="$br$(flatpak list --columns=application)" || exit 1 cd ~/.var/app || exit 1 for app in *; do case "$apps" in *"$br$app$br"*) ;; # Matches if $app is in the list (installed) *) printf 'Removing app data %s\n' "${app}" "$RM_CMD" "./${app}" ;; esac done
(May eat your files)
Pretty complicated
#!/bin/bash # List contents of ~/.var/app/ files=$(ls -1 ~/.var/app/) # Loop through each element of the folder for file in $files; do # Set the name as a variable app_name="${file##*/}" # Check if a flatpak app of that name is installed if ! flatpak list 2> /dev/null | grep -qw $app_name; then # Ask the user to delete the folder read -p "The app $app_name is not installed. Do you want to delete its folder? (y/n): " choice case "$choice" in [Yy]* ) # Remove the folder recursively rm -rf ~/.var/app/$file;; [Nn]* ) echo "Skipping deletion of $app_name folder.";; * ) echo "Invalid input. Skipping deletion of $app_name folder.";; esac fi done echo "All Apps checked."
Lol just yesterday wrote a CLI tool for that. (Pssst, saves data)
https://github.com/trytomakeyouprivate/Flatpak-trash-remover