Appimage Integrator is a tool for managing AppImage applications and integrating them with your Linux desktop.
It monitors Applications and Downloads directories, automatically adding and removing AppImages from application menus and launchers. The software extracts relevant icons and desktop files and places them in the appropriate locations.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Automatically integrates AppImages added to the Applications directory.
- Removes menu and launcher entries when AppImages are deleted or moved from the Applications directory.
- Monitors the Downloads directory for AppImages.
- Offers one-click integration from notifications.
- Launch newly integrated applications directly from notifications.
- Extracts application names, icons, descriptions, categories, and desktop files.
- Runs as a systemd user service or via XDG autostart.
- Supports user and system-wide installation.
- Detects dependencies with installation support for Arch, Debian, Fedora, and openSUSE.
Website: github.com/apapamarkou/appimage-integrator
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Developer: Andrianos Papamarkou
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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