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Every app has it's own flatpak repository usually named {{Path |<appname>-nightly}}. For every app there is a flatpakref file ({{Path |<appid>.flatpakref}}) inside the repository which you can easily download and open with your software center for installation.
Every app has its own flatpak repository usually named {{Path |<appname>-nightly}}. For every app there is a flatpakref file ({{Path |<appid>.flatpakref}}) inside the repository which you can easily download and open with your software center for installation.

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Every app has its own flatpak repository usually named {{Path |<appname>-nightly}}. For every app there is a flatpakref file ({{Path |<appid>.flatpakref}}) inside the repository which you can easily download and open with your software center for installation.

Every app has its own flatpak repository usually named <appname>-nightly. For every app there is a flatpakref file (<appid>.flatpakref) inside the repository which you can easily download and open with your software center for installation.