Browse the experimental plugins directory to find system feature integrations not yet available in the main Flutter ecosystem.
Reference the historical embedding code to understand how Flutter desktop support was originally architected before it was built into Flutter.
File issues about the specific experimental plugins in this repo, separate from general Flutter desktop questions.
Flutter SDK must be installed and configured for desktop development, these plugins are experimental with no official support guarantee.
This repository was originally created to bring Flutter to Windows, macOS, and Linux desktop computers. Flutter is a toolkit from Google for building apps that run on multiple platforms from a single codebase. The desktop embedding work that started here has since been folded into Flutter itself, so if you want to build a desktop app with Flutter, the Flutter documentation is now the right starting point rather than this project. What remains here are a small number of experimental plugins for desktop Flutter apps. A plugin in Flutter is an add-on package that exposes device or system features to your app. The specific plugins in this repository are described in a separate README inside the plugins directory. The README is brief and does not go into detail about what each plugin does. It does note that this is not an officially supported Google product, meaning there are no guarantees of long-term maintenance. Issues about Flutter desktop in general should go to the Flutter project's own issue tracker, while issues specific to the plugins here can be filed in this repository.
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