Hi, author of packr here. Totally agree with your points, it's one of the reasons i'm drawn to JVM land. However, for end-user apps like games people want to pr

Hi, author of packr here. Totally agree with your points, it's one of the reasons i'm drawn to JVM land. However, for end-user apps like games people want to pretend their app is native. Distribution on Steam is also easier this way. I was aware of launch4j, but it only targets Windows (and if you include icons, you have to do that on Windows cause it calls into the win32-API last time i checked). Packr allows you to bundle for any platform from any platform.