Appimage
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A fast, accurate PlayStation 1 emulator focusing on performance, compatibility, and long-term maintainability across multiple platforms.
Package desktop applications as single-file AppImages that run on most Linux distributions without installation.
Package desktop applications as single-file AppImages that run on most Linux distributions without installation.
Package desktop applications as portable AppImages that run on most Linux distributions without installation.
A helper application for Linux that integrates AppImages into your desktop launcher and manages their lifecycle.
A tool to make Linux applications self-contained by bundling required libraries and plugins, and optionally generate AppImages.
A graphical interface for managing Linux applications across AppImage, Debian, Arch (AUR), Flatpak, Snap, and Web app formats.
Go implementation of AppImage tools for creating and managing portable Linux applications.
Go implementation of AppImage tools for creating and managing portable Linux applications.
Bundle Nix derivations into single-file, portable executables that run anywhere without installation or root access.
A tool for creating and maintaining AppDirs, featuring a flexible plugin system for bundling dependencies and generating AppImages.
Tool and recipes to convert existing deb packages into portable AppImages for Linux.
A tool for updating AppImages in a decentralized manner using delta updates embedded within the AppImage itself.
A simple, modern desktop client for browsing, downloading, and managing AppImage applications from AppImageHub.
A curated list of tools, resources, and documentation for working with the AppImage universal Linux application format.
A delightful package manager for AppImages that installs, updates, and manages portable Linux applications.
AppImage packages for Wine and popular Windows applications, enabling portable execution on Linux without system dependencies.
A tool for creating portable AppImage bundles by packaging applications with all dependencies using the system package manager.
A rootless AppImage package manager for installing and managing portable apps locally without sudo privileges.
A Python script that converts Arch Linux packages from official repositories or AUR into portable AppImage executables.
A daemon that automatically registers and integrates AppImages with the system when placed in monitored directories.
A cross-platform deployment utility that packages .NET projects as ready-to-ship installation files in a single step.
Provides portable Python runtimes as AppImages for Linux, enabling easy distribution and execution without system installation.
A packaging and build tool for creating distributable binaries of löve2D games across multiple platforms.
A CLI tool that packages any website into a single executable AppImage for Linux, using Nativefier and AppImageKit.
A graphical user interface for discovering, installing, and managing AppImage applications on Linux.
A pure .NET tool and library for packaging .NET application publish output into native installers for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
A CLI tool for searching, installing, updating, and managing AppImage applications from appimagehub.com and GitHub.
The official specification for the AppImage format, defining a universal binary packaging standard for Linux applications.
A cargo subcommand that converts Rust crates into portable AppImage executables for Linux.
A tool to sandbox AppImages using bwrap with Android/Flatpak-style permission profiles.
A tool for creating portable AppImages for 32-bit Windows applications on Linux using Wine.
A collection of thumbnail generators for various file types, compatible with GTK desktop environments and multiple Linux file managers.
A C++ library implementing core functionality for handling AppImage portable application files.
A tool to check AppImage files for compatibility issues and best practices with human-readable feedback.
An unofficial AppImage package for the Zoom desktop client, enabling Linux users to run Zoom without official distribution.
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