Athat makes it infinitely more useful
Kyou can add a remote appimage
Kbut it won't update
Kso it's objectively worse than gearlever given there's no GUI
Kbut for stuff in it's repos it
K's quite nice
Aapparently this is it's main function
Afor me I feel like it's nice that you can just go
Kthat's the problem
KWootility? No embedded update information
KSlippi? No embedded update information
Azap install --github and it will just pull from a github
Aoof
Agranted that's more of an appimage packaging issue in the long run
Kyep
Ait's defo convenient though
Aand for appimages that are in its repos it allows for that convenient updating etc
Abut yeah I wasn't considering it a gearlever replacement, more just like, something to couple with gearlever
Kyup, agreed
Abecause it's a pretty nice terminal experience for managing appimages
K
Avery nice
Kand zap in topgrade
Aseemingly you can still use the install switch to install the latest version of something if it doesn't do autoupdates but I imagine it's not the best, but again, that's more an appimage format problemo
Avery nice
Adefo think people will appreciate something like zap in there
AI'm not much of a coder but hey, if I can find things that might work well with the system and do my bit with submitting bug reports and stuff then I'm happy
K zap install --github --from project-slippi/slippi-launcher
Knice
Khmm, when using github it forces you to pick a version
Ayeah
Knot smart enough to know what's already installed
Kthat'll break gamemode updates
KI might have to pull this
Aoof
AI mean it's open source so you can easily tweak things a bit to try and add that. Or there might be a switch in there to enforce latest
Abut if there's like
Adifferent processor builds
Kthere's not, sadly
Ain an appimage in the github that also causes issues
Kand I'm not in a position to maintain this
Kit's gonna go, sorry
Ayeah that's fair
Await what do you mean by this
Kwatch
Aholup
KAAH
Kliterally breaks itself too
AI didn't realise it did that when you type upgrade
