PeaZip does not provide any appimages , they only provide portable veriants of PeaZip. However, these variants do not run on older systems, so that's why I'm building not just AppImages, but AppImages that RUN EVERYWHERE
IT RUNS ON THIS OLD-ASS DISTRO
System: Debian 11, libc6 2.31
The variants are based on the portable variants that are available at the download section of PeaZip's website and/or the releases of the official repository
| Version | Variant name | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Any | QT | WIP | Qt variant |
| Any | GTK | WIP | GTK variant |
These AppImages have internal scripts and programs, that can be launched by calling them as commandline arguments
./PeaZip.AppImage [program]
This AppImage has internal scripts and programs that can be launched by calling them as commandline arguments
| Program or script | Description |
|---|---|
| pea | Runs "pea" |
| setup | An "installation" script for the appimage. It provides a nice config, a DESKTOP file in /usr/share/applications and an icon |
| details | Extracts the "details" directory from the AppImage |
This script can help you integrate the appimage to your system
./PeaZip.AppImage setup [FLAGS]
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| --install | Performs the installation, integrating the appimage to your system |
| --no-config | Will not copy the recommended config to your system |
| --no-links | Will not create symlinks that go from /usr/bin/ to the AppImage |
| --no-desktop | Will not create the application desktop file and its icon |
| --force | Overwrites in case that there are files or paths that already exist |
Use the command without any arguments for more details
These AppImages are made using sharun, which makes it extremely easy to turn any binary into a portable package without using containers or similar tricks.
These AppImages bundle everything and should work on any linux distro, even on musl based ones.
These AppImages can work without FUSE at all thanks to the uruntime
More at: AnyLinux-AppImages
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