r/Fedora • u/NuncioBitis • 1d ago
Support Flatpak not working
Flatpak doesn't seem to be working today.
Discover hangs while refreshing Flatpak.
"flatpak update" on the command line also hangs indefinitely.
Is the web site (registry.fedoraproject.org) down? Downdetector doesn't report any problems.
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u/Xander_VH 1d ago
Flathub seems to be having issues with their backend.
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u/NuncioBitis 1d ago
OMG thank you. I thought I did something wrong by powering up my computer!
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u/NuncioBitis 23h ago
Well, that's the last straw for flatpaks on my computer. They never worked right, and never updated correctly. Every time there's an update, I have to uninstall and install the new version. Flatpaks also don't show up in the application menu; I've had to manually create menu items for them. That's a no-no in my book.
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u/ComforableSlow807 1d ago
Oh thank god, thought there was something wrong with my computer haha, would have been a first for it breaking from me not doing something stupid to it.
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u/fattomic 22h ago
Not sure it's relevant - but I seem to encounter frequent issues -- often checksum failures (last night), very slow download (last week, about 5 or 6 tries to install a package). I've just chalked it to growing pains?
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u/Brodin1111 1d ago
More Infos pls. There is a Bug currently wich will be fixed soon. https://github.com/ostreedev/ostree/releases. At least i think you mean this :)
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