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I'd be very happy about this decision, if Snap wasn't even worse. At least this disagreement will slow down, and hopefully prevent, further adaption of both. A
by 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 4y ago
I'd be very happy about this decision, if Snap wasn't even worse. At least this disagreement will slow down, and hopefully prevent, further adaption of both.
AppImage is the only one of those three solutions I find adequate so far. But ultimately native packaging is still the best.
- riidom 4y agoDo you have a solution for updating AppImages? I like them too, but I find, I have to manually check for updates. Like in, go to website, compare version numbers, download.
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agoGenuine question, why don't package managers download and update appimages? Or do they ?
- tuatoru 4y agoThe only appimage I use regularly, KeepassXC, checks for new versions if you set the setting.
- Nasreddin_Hodja 4y ago> I have to manually check for updates. I've disabled auto upgrading for apt too. I prefer doing it manually when I need / have time for it. > Do you have a solution for updating AppImages? Bash.