Selection of utilities

Aeryth – AppImage to Package Converter

Aeryth is a powerful shell script designed to convert .AppImage files into native distribution packages (.deb for Debian/Ubuntu, and .pkg.tar.zst for Arch Linux). It can run in a fully interactive mode using dialog menus, or non-interactively via command-line arguments for automation and scripting.

The script is designed to be cross-distribution compatible. When run on a non-target distribution (e.g., creating an Arch package on a Debian system), it will automatically set up a chroot environment to perform the build, ensuring maximum compatibility.

This is free and open source software.

Website: gitlab.com/pepinature/aeryth
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Developer: PEPINATURE
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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