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Desktop Linux scatters your software across four package managers that cannot see each other, and this lists all of them in one place and shows you the command before it runs.
Scope collects everything installed on a Linux machine, whatever put it there: APT packages, Snaps, Flatpaks, AppImages and loose desktop launchers in your home directory, searchable in one list, with update and uninstall where the source supports it. Two details earn trust: it prints the exact command before running it, and anything privileged goes through the Polkit dialog, so your password never passes through the app. Written in Rust on Zed's GPUI with no webview. MIT, 132 commits, v0.3.4 ships as a .deb. Ubuntu x86-64 is the only target so far; Fedora, Arch and .rpm builds are unfinished.
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