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GNOME Software
GNOME Software is a graphical app installer and package manager for Linux systems using the GNOME desktop.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Versão mais recente
- 51.1
O que é o GNOME Software?
GNOME Software provides a user-friendly interface to browse, install, and remove applications and system updates. It has been part of the GNOME desktop since version 3.10 (2013) and is now mature, stable, and preinstalled on many major Linux distributions including Ubuntu, Fedora, and Debian.
It's primarily aimed at desktop users who prefer a visual, point-and-click method over command-line tools. It works best for those using GNOME or similar desktop environments like Ubuntu's default setup. It’s not meant for advanced system administration but for everyday software management.
Compared to IObit Uninstaller on Windows, GNOME Software is less focused on deep cleanup or forced removals. It feels simpler and more integrated, but doesn’t offer detailed control over registry traces or leftover files—common tasks IObit handles aggressively.
Ideal para: Beginner to intermediate Linux desktop users who want a simple way to manage apps and updates.
Principais recursos do GNOME Software
- Browse and install apps from distribution repositories
- Supports Flatpak apps via client-side integration
- Displays app descriptions, screenshots, and ratings
- Installs system updates and firmware updates (via fwupd)
- Searchable interface with categories
- One-click install and remove
- Shows available updates in the system menu
- Supports GNOME Software plugins for additional sources
Prós
- Clean, modern interface integrated with GNOME desktop
- Supports both native packages and Flatpaks
- Automatically checks for system and firmware updates
- User-friendly for beginners
- No need to use the terminal for common tasks
Contras
- Limited control over package dependencies or versions
- Can be slow or unresponsive on some systems
- Fewer options for removing leftover files compared to IObit Uninstaller
- Not all local .deb or .rpm files install smoothly via GUI
Programas do Windows que o GNOME Software substitui
Como instalar o GNOME Software no Linux
sudo apt install gnome-softwaresudo apt install gnome-softwaresudo dnf install gnome-softwaresudo pacman -S gnome-softwaresudo zypper install gnome-softwareDicas para quem vem do Windows
Forget .exe or .msi installers—on Linux, most apps come through your distro's repository or Flatpak. GNOME Software doesn't deeply scan for leftovers like IObit Uninstaller does. You won't need to 'uninstall' in the same way; removing an app usually cleans up cleanly. For .deb or .rpm files, use the command line or your file manager's 'Open With' option to trigger installation through the software center.
GNOME Software: perguntas frequentes
Can GNOME Software install .deb files?
Yes, if double-clicked in the file manager, .deb files usually open in GNOME Software. However, some complex packages may fail silently or require command-line intervention.
Does it support third-party apps like Chrome or Discord?
Yes, if they're available as Flatpak or included in your distribution's repos. Otherwise, you may need to add sources manually or install via .deb/.rpm outside GNOME Software.
Why don't some apps show up?
Apps must be in your enabled repositories or available as Flatpak. Some proprietary or niche apps aren't indexed. Try enabling Flatpak support if missing popular apps.
Can I remove system apps with it?
You can remove some preinstalled apps, but critical system components are hidden or protected to prevent breakage.
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