Linux command
flatpak-mask 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Mask
flatpak mask [com.example.app]
Remove
flatpak mask --remove [com.example.app]
List
flatpak mask --user
List
flatpak mask --system
Example
flatpak mask app/org.domain.*
Example
flatpak mask [com.example.app]//unstable
说明
Flatpak mask prevents specified applications or extensions from being updated or automatically installed. A masked ref will never receive updates, and masked extensions marked for auto-download will not be downloaded. Patterns support wildcards using \* to match content within ref sections. You can mask specific applications, entire domains, architecture-specific builds, or particular branches. Running the command without patterns lists all current masks for the specified installation (user or system).
参数
- --remove
- Remove specified mask patterns instead of adding them
- -u, --user
- Apply mask to per-user installation
- --system
- Apply mask to default system-wide installation
- --installation _name_
- Target a specific named system installation
- -v, --verbose
- Output debug information during processing
- -h, --help
- Display help and exit
FAQ
What is the flatpak-mask command used for?
Flatpak mask prevents specified applications or extensions from being updated or automatically installed. A masked ref will never receive updates, and masked extensions marked for auto-download will not be downloaded. Patterns support wildcards using \* to match content within ref sections. You can mask specific applications, entire domains, architecture-specific builds, or particular branches. Running the command without patterns lists all current masks for the specified installation (user or system).
How do I run a basic flatpak-mask example?
Run `flatpak mask [com.example.app]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --remove do in flatpak-mask?
Remove specified mask patterns instead of adding them