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Does all of this require flatpack specific APIs?
Yes in the sense that the APIs were made because of flatpak, but not in the sense that devs would need to keep two separate code paths for flatpak vs non-flatpak - portals work everywhere.
Does it work with snapcraft?
Yep
There is no need to downvote someone over a question.
I haven't done that, lemmy.one doesn't even have downvotes
Ah fairs