Please send a link to the application you are trying to package, then I can give you step-by-step instructions. If it is a proprietary application, do you have/can you make a demo version.
You don’t have to use Debian, or its derivatives to run AppImages. But the infrastructure I use to put them together is using Debian and Ubuntu so far (e.g., the example given above). There is nothing preventing you from creating AppImage using other systems though, e.g., the Subsurface AppImage is put together on CentOS 6.
Can you give me an example without use a packages files in : deb, rpm, tgz, txz, flatpak, snap.
Just using the binary files, please ?
i am not using others systems, i not using Mac OS X or Microsoft Windows, i am using GNU/Linux, my idea for use AppImage, is for made more ease usage of application under any GNU/Linux distributions.
Yes, or if you want i can send you a version compile by me under
Slackware64 14.2.
Or well, you can use a precompiled binary of some Linux App. i just need an example how i make an AppImage file using Binary and libs for solve dependency.
for example for solve dependency i can use something like
#!/bin/bash
Kernel=$(uname -s)
case "$Kernel" in
Linux) Kernel="linux" ;;
Darwin) Kernel="mac" ;;
KFreeBSD) Kernel="freebsd" ;;
* ) echo "Your Operating System -> IT'S NOT SUPPORTED" ;;
esac
Architecture=$(uname -m)
case "$Architecture" in
x86) Architecture="x32" ;;
i?86) Architecture="x32" ;;
amd64) Architecture="x64" ;;
x86_64) Architecture="x64" ;;
* ) echo "Your Architecture '$Architecture' -> IT'S NOT SUPPORTED." ;;
esac
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$PWD/.libs_$Architecture/$Kernel"
Can you provide debs for Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty) in a ppa or repository? Then it would be easy for me to make an AppImage, and give you a script so that you can do it yourself.
No, because i dont use Ubuntu, for the reasons i say before
1 - Is very unstable
2 - is very Glitchy
3 - Is very buggy
4 - Is extremly slowpoke (On my machine 45 mins to reach Lxde Desktop)
Why someone wanna a software make it from that ???
It not possible to use Binary files directly for make AppImage File ???
Please ask Adobe to provide Adobe Acrobat for Linux as an AppImage.
The debs you posted are 32-bit - are there 64-bit ones, too?
Practically every Linux distribution comes with a PDF reader out of the box, so there may not be much interest in Adobe Reader for Linux.
Thanks for the answer.
I’m sorry, I understand that my request is a bit annoying. And I understand also that Adobe would have no interest in answering me if I asked them to provide old Acrobat Reader for linux as AppImage. Moreover, in all these years they have not shown interest in updating their Linux version.
But I know there are numerous PDF readers under Linux, my favorite is Okular but I have a problem with documents that have legal value and that I can not read and print with any software under Linux (I tried them all)l. I also tried Master PDF Editor (which is very efficient) and Foxit Reader (which is also available under Linux) but none of them works with XFA modules. Only Acrobat can read them and print.
Unfortunately I have this problem. Under Wine Acrobat works very badly, freeze continuously. I downloaded and tried practically all the versions and combinations, even with the PlayOnLinux scripts. Does not work.
Unfortunately, Adobe has abandoned Acrobat Reader for Linux and has never created a 64bit version.