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Simple bash scripts I have in /usr/local/bin that may be trivial to recreate, but why reinvent the wheel.

Does this make sense for Flatpaks?

tail -n +1 /var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/*

Snap?

/usr/local/bin is more likely to be in $PATH than the usual Snap vriants. If they are in $PATH, note sudo snap alias ORIGINAL NEW

File Access Control List

sudo setfacl --recursive --modify=u:root:rwX,o:rX /usr/local/bin/
getfacl /usr/local/bin