These will get the thread off to a start. sp=sharing Help yourself to the one you want. I've even had the 32-bit version running in Slacko 570 with a few tweaks:. These are the older 5.9.0 release, from my Google Drive newer versions just generate segfault after segfault, even in the newest Puppies. These ARE big packages, no getting away from it - nearly 400MB - but they run OOTB. KDE stuff always wants a bucket-full of extras specific to the Plasma desktop. Last but not least (for now), Digikam.the KDE project's photo-organiser.

Webcamoid - Fun webcam app, along the lines of Cheese (only more so!). LosslessCut - Best video cutter/trimmer I've ever found, both for functionality, and ease-of-use.

That's a direct link d/l, unzip, enter the resulting Blender directory, and just click on the executable. Now, these are all guaranteed to run OOTB in Bionic64.īlender - This isn't an AppImage, per se, so much as a self-contained 'portable'. I'll post links for these, and am, for now, going to post a few others:. New guy Shloz has posted this morning about the LibreOffice AppImages. Which kinda defeats the object, n'est-ce pas? deb/rpm package.with the effect that your AppImage still bitches about not finding x, y or z. Unfortunately, some less-than-scrupulous developers/packagers seem to think you can just do a direct 'rip' of an existing. A properly-constructed AppImage has absolutely everything required for it to run, and does NOT need to go off hunting around the host OS to find missing dependencies. They're the Linux world's nearest direct equivalent to Windows' PortableApps. Since we have no idea if or when the Murga-Linux database will ever be merged with this Forum, I'm going to re-create this thread about AppImages here.ĪppImages are, as many of you know, an easy, 'portable' way to run apps.

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