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Flathub now has a verification process to provide a special badge and filter to indicate which flatpaks are officially from the developer and which ones may be maintained by a third party from the community. I noticed that the flatpak for this program has not been verified yet despite it looking like it has official support from the maintainers here. I figured I would point this out because Linux Mint is about to start filtering out unverified flatpaks from flathub by default unless a separate option is enabled.
As much as I disagree with this decision and hope they change their minds I do also understand the rationale. There are likely to be more distros who go down this path for safety reasons now that verification system is in place so I think this is important to do and establishes trust in the package. It seems to be a fairly straightforward and easy process of logging into your developer account for flathub and following the process for verifying the app. I've linked their documentation on the matter below.
Flathub now has a verification process to provide a special badge and filter to indicate which flatpaks are officially from the developer and which ones may be maintained by a third party from the community. I noticed that the flatpak for this program has not been verified yet despite it looking like it has official support from the maintainers here. I figured I would point this out because Linux Mint is about to start filtering out unverified flatpaks from flathub by default unless a separate option is enabled.
As much as I disagree with this decision and hope they change their minds I do also understand the rationale. There are likely to be more distros who go down this path for safety reasons now that verification system is in place so I think this is important to do and establishes trust in the package. It seems to be a fairly straightforward and easy process of logging into your developer account for flathub and following the process for verifying the app. I've linked their documentation on the matter below.
https://docs.flathub.org/docs/for-app-authors/verification
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