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Brand New ‘App Center’ Lands in Ubuntu 23.10 and Alan Pope Cringes Over Canonical 'Role'


Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 09, 2023


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Brand New ‘App Center’ Lands in Ubuntu 23.10


↺ Brand New ‘App Center’ Lands in Ubuntu 23.10


> Ubuntu’s new “App Center” app has arrived in Ubuntu 23.10 daily builds – no Snap channel commands required to test it out. The new front-end for installing Snap and Deb package is built using Flutter. Ubuntu made Flutter its ‘default choice’ for app making in 2021. Despite being made with an unconventional toolkit the new store looks perfectly in-keeping with the rest of the Ubuntu desktop. For a closer look at this natty new client, and to learn more about what it can and can’t do, keep reading!


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> Visually, the app is pleasant to look at. The homepage is clean and uncluttered, logically ordered, and uses eye-catching banners to draw interest when scrolling. App listing pages put the install button within easy reach, and relays info on license, download size, confinement, and links to the publisher.



Alan Pope: Developer Tools


↺ Alan Pope: Developer Tools


> I have long said I’m not really a developer. Whenever I used to see news articles in the past quoting me as “Alan Pope, Developer at Canonical”, I would cringe quite a bit. I say to my professional developer friends that I’m not one, and they often roll their eyes at me.




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