Good day or night everyone. I have created a list of AppImages that I am maintaining on DeLinuxCo repos on delinux.co.
If you use DeLinuxCo and would like to see a particular package available via AppImage, drop a line below.
You may use the standard GUI or use the command line to install and uninstall the application:
To Iinstall: sudo pacman -Sy gimp-appimage
To uninstall: sudo pacman -R gimp-appimage
or to use YAY
Install: yay gimp-appimage
Uninstall: yay -R gimp-appimage
Note: AppImages are updated once per month, if update exists, unless a security issue arises.
| App | AppImageName | Source |
|---|---|---|
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blender-appimage | ThirdParty |
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cin-appimage | Developer |
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darktable-appimage | Developer |
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duplicati-appimage | Developer |
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firefox-appimage | ThirdParty |
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frappe-books-appimage | Developer |
| gimp-appimage | Developer | |
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inkscape-appimage | Developer |
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joplin-appimage | Developer |
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kdenlive-appimage | Developer |
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libreoffice-fresh-full-appimage | Developer |
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lm-studio-appimage | Developer |
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localsend-appimage | Developer |
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musescore-studio-appimage | Developer |
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obs-studio-appimage | ThirdParty |
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rustdesk-client-appimage | Developer |
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upscayl-appimage | Developer |
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vscodium-appimage | Developer |
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zen-browser-appimage | Developer |
If you are running an Arch based system, you can add the DeLinuxCo repo to your system, it should work just fine. Add the following line to the end of your pacman.conf file (/etc/pacman.conf)
[delinuxco]
Server = https://delinuxco.nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com/x86_64/
Then add DeLinuxCo keys: sudo pacman-key --recv-keys 5264C881A5E37495
To see a complete list of packages in the repo, go here: Index of /x86_64
Cheers!
-João