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Thx.
Meaning, backup a list of flatpak apps and reinstall them on the new machine
See if flatpak has some sort of export format that would let you install everything the same on the other machine. Some package managers have that.
I think I wrote a function for that a year ago, I'll have a look
Export the wanted
~/.var/app/folder to keep flatpak dataIf you set up flatpak as --user, bringing your home directory over would be 99% of the job.