Appnativefy

Creates single-file AppImages that run on any Linux distribution, eliminating the need for distribution-specific packages like .deb or .rpm, as highlighted in the README's 'Why AppImages?' section.

AppImages are click-to-run and can be uninstalled by simply deleting the file, avoiding complex package management steps, which is emphasized in the README as a key benefit.

Includes flags like --services for enabling sign-in with Microsoft 365 and Google, and --widevine for playing DRM-protected content on sites like Spotify, as shown in the examples.

Offers various flags such as --favicon for icon control, --singleinstance for single app execution, and --conceal for source code protection into an ASAR archive, providing flexibility for different use cases.