This should be installed as default in all distro. Run it with --install, put appimages in ~/Applications and it’s done, you’ll see all apps in your DE app menu
- horseloaf@piefed.zipEnglish56 minutes
I’ve been perfectly happy with AppImageInstaller. It’s an easy way to generate .desktop files and has a provision for manual AppImage updates. It’s worked without any issues for all (only six) of the AppImages I’ve installed. I hadn’t heard of GearLever but now I’ll give a try.
MoshBit@libertatia.orgEnglish
7 hoursI agree, this is a very handy app, and I felt very similarly when I first discovered it. That said, I’ve had some issues with AppImageInstaller that I haven’t had with GearLever, it’s nearest equivalent. That’s the beauty of Linux FOSS though, so many choices :)
- 2 hours
Thanks for sharing! This APP looks very interesting for non tech people
- 2 hours
I’ve had some issues with AppImageInstaller that I haven’t had with GearLever
Would you be so kind to elaborate? Being explicit would already make a huge difference. Thank you in advance!
- 4 hours
GearLever is my pick too. It does its job, not perfect but good. Updates can be tricky tho sometimes.
I believe it also generates menu entries (.desktop files) for them.
daggermoon@piefed.worldEnglish
4 hoursIs it just me that has problems with it? Certain appimages being broken and shit.






