script to generate appimages#252
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andrewpareles merged 1 commit intovoideditor:mainfrom Feb 1, 2025
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Might migrate this file here, or move all of those files to void/. |
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Thanks for the script, super helpful! |
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might need a bit debugging ubuntu user werent been able to run the appimage that i build locally on my arch machine (github actions uses ubuntu so might be resolved if you automate it ) |
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This pull request introduces a simple Bash script designed to automate the process of creating an AppImage for x86_64 Linux systems (Probably also on Windows via WSL ( not tested) . The script bundles the necessary files and dependencies, generating a self-contained AppImage that can be run on compatible Linux distributions without needing to install additional dependencies.
Dependencies to run the script may be incomplete
Bash (typically pre-installed)
wget (for downloading appimagetool)
ldd (for finding and copying libraries)
fuse (to temp mount the appimage required by appimagetool)
How to use
Simply copy the script into the current Linux installer folder together with an icon for the app specified in the script and run it