You should be able to install it in a toolbox container. Is there any specific reason to have it on the host?

I've been using Homebrew instead of Toolbox as I've found it considerably easier to manage and reason about without as much breakage. Homebrew works for most CLI tools (Zellij, Neovim, mpv, fdk-aac, lf), but generally not for deeply Wayland-related packages. With wl-clipboard on the host, I can interact with all my Flatpaks/Homebrew software without needing to remember which shell I'm in, because it's all directly on the host.

This is the only package I've been missing so far and it seems overkill to either layer it on and significantly increase transaction times or create a Toolbox to manage and keep up-to-date.

Then you might be interested in the experimental sysexts: https://github.com/travier/fedora-sysexts

It should be easy to create one for it.

Oh, that's cool!

I don't know about easy for most users :sweat_smile: but having a lot of experience in writing Dockerfiles and whatnot, I'm sure I won't have a problem. I might have a go at it soon...

Closing this one as it's unlikely that we'll add it to the base system.