Comment # 4 on bug 1118040 from Richard Brown

(In reply to Jiri Janousek from comment #3)
> > Therefore I do not believe this issue a bug, as documented procedures by both upstream flatpak and flathub clearly haven't been followed
> 
> The upstream quick setup page simply works around a packaging bug in
> OpenSUSE.
> 
> This is how quick setup should ultimately work in all distributions with
> GNOME Software/KDE Discover: https://flatpak.org/setup/Fedora/

openSUSE only ships software which openSUSE itself has vetted, audited, and
assured will work on openSUSE.

Flathub is comparatively unvetted, unaudited, and there is no assurance that
any of their software will work on openSUSE

I strongly disagree with any suggestion we should do anything like what Fedora
do in this area

> Click to repo link, open it with GNOME Software/KDE Discover, install an app
> and launch it without any need to install additional dependencies manually
> via a command-line.
> 
> OpenSUSE GNOME Workstation is very close, the only missing step is to add
> flatpak dependency to gnome-software.
> 
> Also, compare with OpenSUSE KDE Plasma Workstation: I can add Flathub repo
> with KDE Discover, install a Flatpak app and launch it without any problems
> out of the box.

I haven't closed this bug because I wish to give other GNOME maintainers a
chance to give their view. I have made mine clear and your arguments above do
not sway it.