Meet the app-get - An AppImages Manager via Command Line
Manage your AppImages in a practical way and through the terminal.
AppImages manager via command line
Installation
Using
Contributing
If you want to add a new package to the project, follow these steps:
Fork the project
Clone your fork
Edit the lib/apps.list file
This file has data separated by spaces per line. And each field has a certain information:
command
name
category
version
Architecture
AppImage link
website
icon/.desktop automatic
application command
name (usually with capital letters)
Category based on .desktop
Program version
64 or 32
AppImage link, use only the official project link, preferably from a Git repository
Inform the official website of the program
If when you run AppImage for the first time and it opens a box asking if you want to create the .desktop and the icon automatically, check true, but after testing it on your machine, it does not generate and is not automatically available from Dash your system, check false
Example for the FooBar program:
Add only those that you have tested on your machine.
Add a program icon in PNG, example: foobar.png format with 256x256 resolution to the directory: data/icons/hicolor/256x256
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