> > what's wrong with the ol' "sudo apt install foo"
> That installs a binary tool I can run at the command line. […] It's not great for a web browser or a calculator.
You're wrong about that. A package manager installs any type of software, the user interface of the software (command-line or GUI) is irrelevant. For example, chromium and kcalc: `apt install chromium kcalc`
> That installs a binary tool I can run at the command line. […] It's not great for a web browser or a calculator.
You're wrong about that. A package manager installs any type of software, the user interface of the software (command-line or GUI) is irrelevant. For example, chromium and kcalc: `apt install chromium kcalc`
• https://packages.ubuntu.com/chromium # web browser
• https://packages.ubuntu.com/kcalc # calculator
> I want an app. I want it to have an icon I can click on and a button to close it.
You got it.