Linux apps that run anywhere. As simple as download, make it executable, and run!
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Now you can run the #Arduino IDE 2.0 on #Linux without needing to install it. Just download one #AppImage file, make it executable, and run. You can keep as many versions around as you like. Even nightly builds! arduino.cc/en/software
Thanks @arduino for making the #Arduino IDE 2.0 available in #AppImage format for 🐧 #Linux. Makes it so much easier to try out those nightly builds! github.com/arduino/arduino-i…
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#LAS2020 is pleased to welcome @azubieta90 to the stage to speak about how to easily pack almost any kind of application using appimage-builder!
Join us: linuxappsummit.org/register/
#opensource #kde #gnome #TECH4ALL
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Do you want to learn how to create an #AppImage? Or have any questions in general?
Join us tomorrow at @LinuxAppSummit
conf.linuxappsummit.org/even…
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Looking for a way to contribute to the #AppImage project? Check out the issues we need help with github.com/search?q=user%3Aa…
Presenting Planet AppImage, our blog aggregator for all things #AppImage... check it out at appimage.gitlab.io/planet/
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Check out my awesome #AppImage list! Your favorite AppImage project is missing? Can't wait for your pull request github.com/probonopd/awesome…
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Learn how to make #AppImage at #Akademy2020
Room 01 - 7th September
18:00 UTC Make your App an Appimage
Check out all of the talks you can see at #Akademy2020!
Schedule now online: akademy.kde.org/2020/program
Image credit: freevector.com
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We talked to @probonopd the developer of AppImage, about how and why he created this project. Read some of the interesting background story and insights Simon shares about AppImage.
itsfoss.com/appimage-intervi…
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Question to #AppImage authors and users: If we could make AppImages that used no libraries (not even glibc) from the target system at all and hence were truly self-contained (read: apps compiled on new distros could run on older systems), how much overhead would be acceptable?
10%None
15%<15 MB overhead
29%15-30 MB overhead
46%>30 MB overhead
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In Linux Thursday Dec 7, 2019 @BryanLunduke and @matthartley discuss #Linux package formats youtu.be/el6KTRV4Ej4?t=900 #AppImage #Flatpak #Snappy
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#AppImage just crossed 5,000 stargazers today on @GitHub. Thank you everyone! github.com/AppImage/appimage…
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Bauh 0.7 adds now AppImage support to @ManjaroLinux and other new cool features. Check them out! forum.manjaro.org/t/96180/11…
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Comparing @libreoffice start speed, AppImage wins by a factor of four: @snapcraftio version runs in 13 seconds, @FlatpakApps version runs in 7 seconds, @appimages version runs in 3 seconds. ubuntubuzz.com/2019/06/compa…
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Comparing @libreoffice download sizes, #AppImage wins by a factor of two: @snapcraftio 543 MB, @FlatpakApps 519 MB, @appimages 248 MB. ubuntubuzz.com/2019/06/compa…
