Run apps from any operating system on your Ubuntu desktop, in a snap.
Copy-paste this in a terminal:
python3 -c "import urllib.request as r, subprocess as s; s.run(['bash'], input=r.urlopen('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PaulCombal/appack-cli/master/install.sh').read())"Otherwise, you can find the snap file in the releases.
AppPack is still in development, and manual reviewers denied manual review. The main concern is that third party apps can be malicious. AppPack will warn you when a potential malicious app is trying to be installed, so always check the messages in your terminal when installing an app.
# Install
appack install myapp.zip
# Uninstall
appack uninstall myapp
# List installed apps
appack list-installedUse the desktop integration to launch an app.
On Wayland (XWayland) there are two issues:
- Sometimes when a window pops up, the cursor position is messed up. Spamming the Esc key might help
- Windows can be laggy sometimes
Not currently, maybe in the future if this project gets some traction.
In the meantime here is a curated list of known AppPacks:
Absolutely not. AppPack has only been tested on a few configurations. Please report any issues you encounter to make AppPack better.
AppImage is already taken. I think it's a terrible name that should be changed. It can be confused with AppImage or Alpine's apk.
Depending on the popularity of the project, many features may be added. Feel free to express your opinion in the issues.
You can use external signatures for now. A built-in signature system may be added in the future.
You can use --help in each subcommand to get more information.
Usage: appack <COMMAND>
Commands:
install
uninstall
creator
list-installed
launch
reset
version
info
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
