Is FluentFlyout still maintained?

Yes, active. Last change today. Latest release v2.16.1, 15 days ago.

Can I trust FluentFlyout?

Widely used. 4.9k stars, 2 years old. As with any download, get it from the official repo.

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How to install FluentFlyout on Linux (unchihugo/FluentFlyout) · gitmanual

How to install on Linux

unchihugo/FluentFlyout

The modern Flyout app for Windows 11, built with Fluent 2 Design principles. Media Flyouts, Taskbar Widgets and more.

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Before you start

Is it free?: YesOpen source (GPL-3.0).
Still maintained?: Yes, activeLast change today. Latest release v2.16.1, 15 days ago.
Can I trust it?: Widely used4.9k stars, 2 years old. As with any download, get it from the official repo.

Difficulty: Easy
Time: about 5 min
Stars: ★ 4,892
Activity: Updated this month

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Will it work on Linux?

Yes, it runs on Linux

You'll build it yourself with .NET SDK.

Your system

macOS Windows Linux

Start here

Website ↗fluentflyout.comThe project's own site.

4 steps on Linux

Download setup.sh

Then run bash setup.sh. It stops at the first error and is safe to run again. Servers and tests aren't started; it lists them at the end. Read it first.

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/unchihugo/FluentFlyout.git
cd FluentFlyout

Install the required runtimes

.NET SDK

sudo apt install dotnet-sdk-8.0  # Ubuntu 22.04+; other distros: https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/install/linux

Install dependencies

dotnet restore FluentFlyout.sln
dotnet build FluentFlyout.sln

4
Run the tests
```
dotnet test FluentFlyout.sln
```

From the README: Using Microsoft Store (recommended)

(Find other download options on our download page)

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Good to know

A .NET solution with several projects: start the app project with dotnet run --project <path/to/App.csproj> (the README usually names it).
Nested projects: FluentFlyout.SourceGenerators/FluentFlyout.SourceGenerators.csproj, FluentFlyoutWPF/FluentFlyout.csproj

Details

License: GPL-3.0
Open issues: 365
Branch: master

Files we read (8)

.github/CONTRIBUTING.md

.github/workflows/build-msix.yml

.github/workflows/cla-assistant.yml

.github/workflows/dotnet-format.yml

.github/workflows/label.yml

.github/workflows/notify-website.yml

.github/workflows/stale.yml

README.md

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