#appimage-launcher — Public Fediverse posts

I don't think I'll ever <3 #AppImageLauncher but it's a fact of life if you're gonna rock a #linux desktop.

That said, Gear Lever makes managing AppImage apps and keeping them up to date vastly more convenient.

Can't recommend it highly enough.

https://gearlever.mijorus.it/

Warum nicht gleich so, und out of the Box? Nach mehrstündigem, hartem Kampf endlich die #SpaceMouse von #3dconnexion unter #FreeCAD 1.1.1 zum Laufen bewegt. Neue Version aus den Quellen kompiliert, den #AppImageLauncher ebenfalls und die Benutzergruppe des konstruierenden Users angepasst.

Benutzerfreundlich ist was anderes.

#Linux #Debian #Nerdkram

Gear Lever

Gear Lever

DESCRIPTION:

• Integrate AppImages into your app menu with just one click
• Drag and drop files directly from your file manager
• Keep all the AppImages organized in a custom folder
• Open new AppImages directly with Gear lever
• Manage updates: keep older versions installed or replace them with the latest release
• Save CLI apps with their executable name automatically
• Modern and Fresh UI

#appimage #appimageLauncher

Testing #AppImageLauncher, an #appimage helper for #Linux (I'm on #Manjaro #XFCE) ...

https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher

I am a happy user of #logseq. For Linux, it is available as #appimage which I usually install using #AppImageLauncher.

Unfortunately, after upgrading Ubuntu, Logseq couldn't be launched anymore in the usual way. After some searching online, I found a workaround.

You need to locate and open the desktop file and add `--no-sandbox %u` to the end of the line starting with `Exec`.

Not an ideal solution, but it'll have to do for now. See this post for more details. https://ecodiv.earth/post/logseq_desktop_integration/

¿Usas #GNULinux, navegas en #gemini con #Lagrange, instalado desde #AppImageLauncher, pero al pulsar una URL que inicia con `gemini://`, desde fuera de Lagrange no pasa nada o se abre en otro programa?
Quizás seas la única persona con ese perfil en mi red, pero si esto te ayuda me doy por bien servido:
Abre `.local/share/applications/defaults.list`, agrega al final:

```
x-scheme-handler/gemini=appimagekit_NúmerosGeneradosPorAppImageLauncherUsaLosTuyos-fi.skyjake.Lagrange.desktop
```

Y guarda

#AppImageLauncher - integrate #AppImages to your application launcher

https://www.linuxlinks.com/appimagelauncher-integrate-application-launcher/

@tuxedocomputers #Linux #FreeCAD #Marlin #Gimp #Nextcloud #Thunderbird #Firefox #libreoffice #inkscape #android #KiCad #IronOS #Pinetime #calyxos #openwrt #turrisomnia #pandas #appimagelauncher #podaddict #davx5 #fennec #gadgetbridge #tusky #osmand #oeffi

"How did I install application XYZ again? It seems to reside in /opt/... hmm I don't even have #appimagelauncher installed on this machine... so probably a local dpkg..."

Is it just me or is this actually insanity? #linux #flatpak #appimage #packagemanager

How To Integrate AppImages To Application Menu Using AppImageLauncher In Linux #AppImageLauncher #AppImage #Linux #Packagemanagement #Opensource
https://ostechnix.com/integrate-appimages-to-application-menu-using-appimagelauncher/

Which #linux packaging format do you prefer?

My choice is usually #rpm but in some cases I prefer #Flatpak because of #flatseal that makes app permissions easy to manage. And many apps are only available as a Flatpak (or the rpm doesn't work well like the Kdenlive rpm from #rpmfusion lol) #appimage is also pretty decent with #appimagelauncher installed.
But I avoid #snap at all cost because #snapstore is proprietary.
#packaging #package #deb #fosserytech

@devlord Not sure you are refering to this, but maybe #appimagelauncher solves you issues: https://github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher

@gse @linuxforum_de
Kenne das selber nicht, aber eventuell ganz einfach den #AppImageLauncher?
https://www.appimagehub.com/p/1228228

#AppImageLauncher to Integrate AppImages in Your #Linux Distro

https://boilingsteam.com/appimagelauncher-to-integrate-appimages-apps-in-your-distro/

Integrate AppImages to Application menu using AppImageLauncher in Linux #AppImage #AppImageLauncher #PackageManagement #Opensource #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/integrate-appimages-to-application-menu-using-appimagelauncher/

Making a first-class citizen out of #AppImages on the #Linux Desktop with #AppImageLauncher. I have set this up in @openSUSE and it works smashingly well. https://cubiclenate.com/2020/01/09/appimagelauncher-appimage-manager-on-opensuse/