KDE "Discover" Store for PC

[Draciron Smith]

I never got Discover working on KDE  Kubuntu 16.04 KDE 5.5.5  I use
Synaptics instead. Luckily I got enough functionality out of the software
center to install Synaptics using the search bar or I'd not been able to
install anything. This was a minor issue as Synaptics is great for software
configuration. After using KDE 20 some odd years I switched to Gnome on
most recent install with a 18.04 machine. The problems I'm having with KDE
5.5.5 are massive and interfering with my ability to use the machine.

On Tue, Jul 16, 2019 at 4:57 AM Mansions Dave <md_hamza at outlook.com> wrote:

> I would like to start off my Email by saying that I am a very big fan of
> KDE and I would also like to thank KDE for being one of the greatest
> contributors to the world of Free and Open-Source software and Operating
> Systems . The organization's philanthropic mindset is more than commendable
> .
>
> Now to get to the subject of my Email , there is currently a bug with the
> installable version of the Snap Store where it does not open at all , the
> reason why I am saying this is because Snap Store was the only software
> that could open AppStreams , the format of software distribution KDE uses
> on it's website .
>
> I would like to suggest that the KDE "Discover" Store for PC be made
> available additionally in other ways such as being a Snap itself , and then
> giving the users the option to install a "Discover App" version of the App
> Itself .
>
> I would further suggest that emphasis only be given to installing Discover
> and not any other KDE Software directly as they would obviously be in the
> Discover Store and it would be better to install them from the Discover
> Store .
>
> The way that KDE highlights each and every one of it's softwares in it's
> website is great but instead of giving us the option to install the
> software using AppStream Directly , we should be constantly reminded to
> install Discover first and then install the software we were reading about .
>
> This is a completely different issue , I also really hope that the KDE
> "Discover" Store for PC becomes one of the major players in the world of
> installable App Stores in Linux , this would of course mean giving
> third-party Software Developers an extremely easy and convenient way to
> contribute to Discover .
>
> The absolute best of wishes
> Mansions Dave
>
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