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Appimage Support for releases #1962
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should not be to hard to implement |
I hope this gets implemented. It has been discussed before and I think there was at least one official AppImage made, but it seems nothing else came of it. |
Do it. Or provide information how to create it. I don't have time to search for information |
The summary of making an appimage (I might be missing something): make i2pd.AppDir Here is an example for a different program, you can extract it ./supercell-wx-0.3.0.AppImage --appimage-extract which you can then explore for an idea. It's not a great appimage but I put it together as an example for that project. https://drive.filen.io/d/f893dc7b-11d3-4836-ab7b-ce80dfdf0849#zZpOUPRUZFtNAKlNOcvBrL7LSSZAiVpq To package up the AppDir into an AppImage, need appimagetool EDIT: Forgot to mention that an AppImage is intended to run on as many distros as possible so it should include deps and such as needed and be compiled as needed to allow this. |
Is there any clue to create AppImage for application which works in cli? Maybe you ask about packaging i2pd-qt? |
"Is there any clue to create AppImage for application which works in cli? Maybe you ask about packaging i2pd-qt?" I've made AppImages of cli apps. Just have to make the desktop file and AppRun point to it. Crappy (I did the bare minimum to make it work for me) example of a cli app in appimage format I did for my own uses: EDIT: Didn't know about i2pd-qt but appimages for that might be useful too. |
This would be very nice to have available, especially for us immutable OS users. I'm running Steam OS on my Steam Deck and its stock configuration is not able to install packages by default.
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