Seafoam-Labs has released Shelly 3.0.1 on July 30, enhancing Arch Linux's GTK4-based package manager with significant UI improvements and bug fixes. Key updates include the addition of a --detail flag for AUR metadata, a persistent --install-path option for AppImages, and an on-demand Flatpak dialog for better integration of containerized apps. The update also features rewritten package selection logic that prioritizes exact matches, improved keybinding support, and compatibility enhancements for GNOME users. With this release, Shelly aims to provide a more user-friendly alternative to pacman, and future updates are expected to focus on repository modification and offline functionality

Shelly 3.0.1 Released: AUR Detail View and Flatpak Fixes for Arch Linux

Seafoam-Labs released Shelly 3.0.1 on July 30, consolidating twelve pull requests to polish Arch Linux's GTK4-based package manager. The update adds a --detail flag for AUR metadata, a persistent --install-path option for AppImages, and a dedicated Flatpak dialog that loads on demand. Critical bug fixes include rewritten package selection logic that prioritizes exact matches, added keybinding support for dialog interactions, and targeted GNOME compatibility improvements. Available now via CachyOS repositories, the AUR, or from source, Shelly 3.0.1 builds on a stable foundation with upcoming features focused on repository modification and offline updates.

Shelly 3.0.1 Released: AUR Detail View and Flatpak Fixes for Arch Linux @ Linux Compatible