https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=510656
--- Comment #10 from izzylaif <[email protected]> --- (In reply to John from comment #9) > Just for testing I've put a few AppImage files in a folder and they all have > their icons shown. > I haven't done anything to enable this, everything is at the default > configuration. > But of course, it's possible that the developers of maintainers of the > distro, that I tried this on, did. > As Android is open source and open source software should be supported as > good as possible by other open source projects. appimaged is a daemon that handles registering and unregistering AppImages with the system (e.g., menu entries, icons, MIME types, binary delta updates, and such). The package comes also with appimage.validate CLI tool to verify signature of AppImage files. For example, Dolphin on Manjaro's KDE does have an Appimage tickbox is PREVIEW settings, but ticking it does nothing unless you install appimaged. On Fedora's KDE, there is no tickbox in Dolphin, and appimaged is not available for Fedora. So appimaged is not a native way, and you can check on Debian if it's installed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
