https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=474723
--- Comment #4 from Beyuum <az123a...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #3) > I hope you're enjoying Linux and KDE so far! > > As you've no doubt observed, sometimes things aren't as straightforward as > we'd prefer. :) In this case, to offer the feature, we would need to have a > reliable answer to the question of "what did the user install themselves > after the system was set up?" > > However there are many ways the user can install things manually: > - Distro packages using Discover > - Distro packages using the command-line package manager > - Distro packages using the PackageKit API, called from other apps (e.g. the > "Install Konsole" button in Dolphin, or the "Install Samba" button in the > file sharing setup wizard) > - Downloaded-from-the-internet packages using Discover > - Downloaded-from-the-internet packages the command-line package manager > - Flatpak apps using Discover > - Flatpak apps using the `flatpak` command line tool > - Snap packages using Discover > - Snap apps using the `snap` command-line tool > > We could implement the feature in a way that covers all things installed > using Discover. But it would become inaccurate the moment the user installed > anything using one of the other methods, because those tools don't > communicate with Discover. As a result, it's highly likely the list would > rarely be accurate, and we'd get bug reports about that. > > This isn't an *impossible* problem to solve, but solving it in way that > avoids misleading the user, or communicates its limitations, would be key. Sorry for the late reply. The feature was more complex then what i was thinking. but > - Distro packages using Discover > - Flatpak apps using Discover is in this case best choice for "Inside Discover feature". it will be very helpful if it get add to the app -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
