Quick Q: How do you move from beginner to intermediate if you never learn how to do something in the first place and always rely upon third-party services?
One "problem" is that this solution does not currently work on Debian Bookwork. It's really frustrating that people develop stuff for Ubuntu and simply ignore Debian.
I've created a Bash script which is somewhat similar to AppImageLauncher:
copy or move the AppImage file onto $HOME/Applications;
retrieves all icons from the AppImage and saves under $HOME/.local/share/icons;
creates a desktop file;
creates a symbolic link to the AppImage file under $HOME/bin.
Easier option for beginners: Use Appimage launcher
github.com/TheAssassin/AppImageLau...
Quick Q: How do you move from beginner to intermediate if you never learn how to do something in the first place and always rely upon third-party services?
Thanks for the update mate, for sure this is an alternative but it ain't for beginners.
Anyhow thanks for the introduction.
Very much easy indeed.
One "problem" is that this solution does not currently work on Debian Bookwork. It's really frustrating that people develop stuff for Ubuntu and simply ignore Debian.
I've created a Bash script which is somewhat similar to AppImageLauncher:
It's available here:
appimage-desktop-entry
I think AppImageLaucher comes by default with ubuntu, when you click and ImageApp file it is open with AppImageLaucher