A BASH script that removes Snap from an Ubuntu/Ubuntu-based system and replaces it with Flatpak.
It also asks the user if they would like to install an App Store that can download Flatpaks in case there is none installed on the system.
(Currently only GNOME Software and KDE Discover support Flatpaks)
- Download the
snap-to-flatpak.shfile from the Releases section.
- Go to the folder in which you downloaded the script and mark it as an executable file.
- Open a terminal inside the folder in which you downloaded the script and run it with
./snap-to-flatpak.sh
- Follow the instructions in the terminal.
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/MasterGeekMX/snap-to-flatpak.git
- NOTE: if you don't have git installed, do it by running
sudo apt install git
- Move into the cloned repo folder:
cd snap-to-flatpak
- Make the script executable
chmod +x snap-to-flatpak.sh
- Run the script
./snap-to-flatpak.sh
- Follow the instructions in the terminal.