This repository contains a bunch of flatpak manifests for programs I use that aren't on flathub or elsewhere.

Clone this repository recursively:

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/BurNiinTRee/flatpaks

To build and install a specific flatpak, use flatpak-builder:

$ flatpak-builder build-dir --user --install <manifest>
$ # Or for subsequent builds
$ flatpak-builder --force-clean build-dir --user --install <manifest>

When prompted that some sdks or runtimes are missing, install those with

$ flatpak install <id>

There are also the build and install scripts that set up a local flatpak repo named burniintree and install stuff from there. If run without any arguments, it installs and builds all flatapks in this directory, otherwise it builds/installs only flatpaks with the given id:

$ # Install all applications
$ ./build && ./install
$ # OR install only specific flatpaks
$ ./build <manifest-path> && ./install <app-id>

For REAPER to find plugins installed via flatpaks (those with ids org.freedesktop.LinuxAudio.Plugins.<name>) you need to add the respective LV2 (/app/extensions/Plugins/lv2/) and VST3 (/app/extensions/Plugins/vst3) paths to the REAPER settings under Preferences > Plug-ins > LV2/VST.

To install Pianoteq, you need to download it seperately from Modartt's website and place the extracted archive into this folder. You might need to adapt the source entry in the manifests (com.modartt.Pianoteq.json and org.freedesktop.LinuxAudio.Plugins.Pianoteq.json) or rename the extracted folder to match.

For the standalone application you also need to provide an icon as com.modartt.Pianoteq.png. I use the v7-logo-black.png from the presskit, which I extended to be 512 by 512 pixels. If you choose a different size, you need to adapt the icon folder in the manifest.

I don't know how copyright in regards to logos is typically handled, so I've elected not to include any

I have no idea what license flatpak manifests are typically distributed as. If you have any suggestions, please let me know.