Prefer running Linux apps via AppImage package format? ‘AppImage Pool’ is an app center for searching and downloading your favorite apps as AppImage. More and more apps today publish Linux packages via universal Flatpak, Snap and AppImage. The former two are easy to install since they …
Brief: An interesting GUI front-end to manage and find AppImage applications; let us find out more about it! We have plenty of information on the history of AppImage and its making. If you are new to Linux, you should also check out our guide on using …
SMPlayer media player released version 21.8.0 with official dmg package for macOS, and more binary packages for Linux users. SMPlayer is a free open-source video player for Windows and Linux. By releasing v21.8.0, it finally adds macOS support officially. It uses MPV and/or MPlayer multimedia engine, …
Audacity audio editor and recorder 3.0.3 was released a few days ago. Finally it adds official Linux binary via Appimage. Audacity 3.0.3 comes with minor bug-fixes, and binary changes. For Windows users, now it provides 64-bit EXE and 32-bit plug-ins will not work on the release. …
Free and open-source video cutting and joining software, Vidcutter 5.0.5, was released a few hours ago. The new release is mainly for users of the AppImage binary which has been overhauled and tested on Ubuntu 14.04, 15.04 + KDE Neon. Other changes include: AppImage contains latest …
RPCS3, an open source Sony PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger, now provides Appimage to make it easy to run in all Linux distributions. RPCS3 is written in C++ for Windows and Linux. It currently supports modern Vulkan, Direct3D 12 and OpenGL graphic APIs. These are currently …
AppImage is a universal software package format for all GNU/Linux distros. This format made your software “installation” extremely easier: to run GIMP for example, you just need to download one file in .appimage format, run it by few clicks, and GIMP is running. You don’t need …
Install Krita on Linux Ubuntu using Appimage or Krita Lime PPA. Krita is an open source painting program for Linux Systems. Krita 4.0.4 is the last stable release and the release contains several bug fixes and improvements: Krita 4.0.4 Krita team releases Krita 4.0.4, a bug …
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