Mint cinnamon but I don't think this is distro or DE related though fix might be. Since the install last year I have seen a flatpak update process go by regularly in my sysmonitor. Usually doesn't take very long so I have let it go. But how can I find out what the package is that is installed? Must have been preinstalled - maybe I did and forgot. But I left kubuntu because of snap performance and didn't install any on here knowingly. Synaptic says one package installed in the whole count but doesn't tell me what it is. I did just search flatpak and also looked in the flatpak/exports/share apps folder also.

Is there a flatpak command that lists the currently installed pkgs?

flatpak list
https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/f...reference.html

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Thank you. I had been trying flatpack -l and man brought up nada. It is a native mint theme which explains the frequent updates. Maybe I should move to mint forum to ask how to see if I explicitly installed it or why a native theme (of several) is a flatpak.

I will wait a few in case it is okay to leave the question here. I know some pkg mgrs have a command to find if explicit install. More googling.