James Reedblog.jamesreed.dev·Sep 12, 2024Packaging apps for Linux with AppImageAppImage is one of many popular “image”-based packaging options for modern Linux distros, along with flatpak and snap. I chose to package my software project with AppImage because the software is written in Go with Wails. It produces a single binary,...Discuss·27 readsLinux
Asanka Akash Sovisasanka.hashnode.dev·Jan 21, 2024Fixing the Issue with Some AppImages not Running on Modern LinuxA Bit of Context Nowadays, Linux has several packaging methods that allow cross-compatibility among different Linux distros. All of them come with their ups and downs and choosing the one that chooses you is important. But sometimes, we don't have an...Discuss🐧 Path to Open SourceUbuntu
jdblog.jonathan.com.ar·Jun 16, 2023Mastering AppImages: A Step-by-Step Guide to Building and Distributing Cross-Platform Applications📔 Introduction The repository used for this article is this https://github.com/jd-apprentice/AppImage-Hello-World/tree/example-1 AppImage is a format for distributing portable software on Linux without needing superuser permissions to install the ap...Discuss·149 readsappimage
Jeandre Melariablog.jeandremelaria.nl·Jan 14, 2021How to use AppImage?On a Linux distribution, you install new software with the help of package managers like Apt and Yum. This keeps everything neat and all files are tracked by the package manager, which can be easily deleted if you desire. But this also helps to avoid...Discuss·1 like·68 readsappimage
