This repo contains the manifest file required to build GTimeLog as a Flatpak.

1. Make sure flatpak is installed in your system.
2. Clone this repository.
3. Run flatpak-builder --user --install gflatlog org.gtimelog.GTimeLog/org.gtimelog.GTimeLog.json.

This command will build the flatpak according to the manifest file org.gtimelog.GTimeLog/org.gtimelog.GTimeLog.json using gflatlog as the build directory. Then it will install it as the user.

For information on alternative ways to build (e.g. to a local repo), refer to the Flatpak documentation.

For both of these issues, someone who has Distutils experience may be helpful.

I tried installing the app icon the way the desktop file is installed but I could not make Flatpak see it.

In setup.py, /app is referenced directly for data_files. I thought setup would install relative to the installation prefix when it is left out but I could not get Flatpak to see the desktop file with a relative path.

This issue prevents the patch from being upstreamed and since manifest does not work without the patch, the manifest also cannot be upstreamed.