The Old Bazzite Portal List
(Please note if the runtimes are end of life or if the Flatpak is unmaintained before installing.)
Web Browsers:
Gaming:
- BoilR
- Bottles
- chiaki-ng (PlayStation Remote Play)
- Discord
- DOSBox Staging
- Fightcade
- GeForce NOW Electron
- Greenlight
- Heroic Games Launcher (Epic Games, Amazon Games Launcher, & GOG)
- itch
- ludusavi (Game Save Backup)
- Minecraft (Prism Launcher)
- Minecraft Bedrock Launcher
- Moonlight
- Mumble
- OpenMW
- osu
- Space Cadet Pinball
- Sonic Robo Blast 2
- Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart
- Steam Link
- SuperTux:
- SuperTuxKart
- TeamSpeak
- XIV Launcher (Final Fantasy XIV)
Emulation:
- Cemu
- Dolphin
- DuckStation
- MAME
- melonDS
- mGBA
- PCSX2
- Parallel Launcher
- Pegasus
- PPSSPP
- RetroArch
- RetroDECK
- Rosalieās Mupen GUI
- RPCS3
- Ryujinx
- ScummVM
- Snes9x
- Stella
- xemu
Streaming:
Music:
Office and Productivity:
- Ardour
- Blender
- darktable
- GIMP
- Inkscape
- Joplin
- Kdenlive
- Krita
- LibreOffice
- Obsidian
- OnlyOffice
- Planify
- Slack
- Standard Notes
- Tenacity
- Thunderbird Email
- Xournal++
Utilities and System Tools:
- AppImage Pool
- Barrier
- Bitwarden
- Calibre
- DejaDup
- Fedora Media Writer
- Gradience
- KeePassXC
- Main Menu
- Metadata Cleaner
- Pika Backup
- qBittorrent
- Resources
- SaveDesktop
- Solaar
- Syncthing
- VLC
Why change the Bazzite Portal this late?
This is the old Bazzite Portal application list. It seems my ācontroverisalā changes were actually controversial. 
The Bazzite Portal (or yafti as the software is actually called) was going to be rewritten and reworked, but things sometimes donāt go as planned which is okay. I decided that having a Flatpak list like this wasnāt going to be a good idea to maintain in the long run. The Bazzite team didnāt want an additional maintenance burden of keeping a list of Flatpaks up to date outside of the ones that come pre-installed.
I decided to retool the Bazzite Portal to be a graphical application to install popular ujust commands that didnāt require too many options. A simple installer for Decky Loader, Emudeck, OpenRazer, etc. without opening the terminal and also opened at the first desktop boot.
However, the application list was popular and many Bazzite users who reinstalled Bazzite or re-opened the Bazzite Portal were confused on why they were missing. There was valid criticism that this was good on-boarding for new Linux users since Discover and GNOME Software may not be the best front-ends to find the same exact software apparently.
Not much of a ārestorationā for Bazzite itself since the Bazzite Portal will still not include these, but the list will appear here on the forums. I eventually want to take this forum post, among other posts, and link them somewhere in the Bazzite documentation for easy access. My goal is trying to find a good method of providing as many useful resources and guides for Bazzite as I possibly can in the documentation by the Fedora 42 release since there is an influx of new desktop Linux adopters who arenāt familiar with some of the differences coming from Windows, macOS, etc.