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 # Running Flatpak Apps Should Be Faster
 
-If you\'re like me and use Flatpak for those pesky apps that cannot run
-on your system for one reason or another, you likely get annoyed with
-opening a terminal and manually running the Flatpak app with the lengthy
-`flatpak run ...` command.
+If you're like me and use Flatpak for those pesky apps that cannot run on your
+system for one reason or another, you likely get annoyed with opening a terminal
+and manually running the Flatpak app with the lengthy `flatpak run ...` command.
 
-In the past, I manually created aliases in my `.zshrc` file
-for certain apps. For example, an alias would look like the example
-below.
+In the past, I manually created aliases in my `.zshrc` file for certain apps.
+For example, an alias would look like the example below.
 
 This would allow me to run the command fast within the terminal, but it
-wouldn\'t allow me to run it in an application launcher.
+wouldn't allow me to run it in an application launcher.
 
 ```sh
 # ~/.zshrc
 alias librewolf = "flatpak run io.gitlab.librewolf-community"
 ```
 
-However, I now use a much faster and better method that integrates with
-the tiling WMs I use and their application launchers -
-`dmenu` and `bemenu`.
+However, I now use a much faster and better method that integrates with the
+tiling WMs I use and their application launchers - `dmenu` and `bemenu`.
 
 # Creating Symlinks for Flatpak Apps
 
-Let\'s use the example of Librewolf below. I can install the application
-like so:
+Let's use the example of Librewolf below. I can install the application like
+so:
 
 ```sh
 flatpak install flathub io.gitlab.librewolf-community
 ```
 
-Once installed, I can create a symlink to link the flatpak app to my new
-symlink in a location commonly included in your PATH. In this case, I
-chose `/usr/bin`. You may need to choose a different location
-if `/usr/bin` isn\'t in your PATH.
+Once installed, I can create a symlink to link the flatpak app to my new symlink
+in a location commonly included in your PATH. In this case, I chose `/usr/bin`.
+You may need to choose a different location if `/usr/bin` isn't in your PATH.
 
 ```sh
 ln -s /var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/io.gitlab.librewolf-community /usr/bin/librewolf
 ```
 
-Once complete, you should be able to launch the app using the command
-name you chose above in the symlink (`librewolf`) from a
-terminal or from your application launcher!
+Once complete, you should be able to launch the app using the command name you
+chose above in the symlink (`librewolf`) from a terminal or from your
+application launcher!