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mijorus avatar mijorus commented on June 27, 2024 3

Hi @cadric ,
Yes, I was aware of this feature.

However, there is a little problem; it's in the first line of the documentation.

It says "some newer appimages", with no instructions on how to differentiate them, so I can't design a good UX around that.

Also, the way it works doesn't always guarantee the perfect isolation.

It's just basically replacing home and .config variables, not paths like flatpak does for example.

An app that has been coded not to use those two variables, will still be able to write content in the user's home directory.

I might consider adding this feature in the future though, thanks for the suggestion

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cadric avatar cadric commented on June 27, 2024

Fair enough. I just tried it with the 4 appimages I use after I did a reinstall of my system and liked it, because it made finding and moving config's from the apps so much easier. I hope you you will consider adding a small checkbox in future just for convenience when using gearlever to manage apps, maybe with a warning that it might not work.

In the meantime I will just make the folders myself. :)

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mijorus avatar mijorus commented on June 27, 2024

Yes, 'm going to dig a little bit deeper to see if I can find something to differentiate appimages

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