OpenMSX flatpak

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Par jepmsx

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30-10-2020, 09:54

Thanks for the explanations. I've followed your guides and it worked.

Now I have to version, a native version compiled thanks to Manuel and the flatpak version. Great!

Par ren

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30-10-2020, 10:09

You got us guessing a bit there @rderooy (you goofed? Wink)

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Now I will wrap myself in silence again. ;-)

That's not needed, I was just addressing the follow-up posts in short succession (for good order) Smile

Haven't migrated to Linux desktop (Fedora) yet, but I'm happy with the Flatpak app, seems pretty ideal!
This should make running a development build alongside the stable pretty trivial right? Adjust the .yaml a bit & build!

Par Bodhi1969

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30-10-2020, 11:55

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This should make running a development build alongside the stable pretty trivial right? Adjust the .yaml a bit & build!

Yeah, that should be quite easy if a development branch will be distributed via flatpak.

Par OeiOeiVogeltje

Paragon (1427)

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31-10-2020, 00:21

id really like a PORTABLE version of openMSX

Par ren

Paragon (1932)

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31-10-2020, 10:13

OeiOeiVogeltje wrote:

id really like a PORTABLE version of openMSX

You mean for Windows right? (I believe Flatpaks can be made portable (create-usb), otherwise AppImage.)

I think that should be possible with PortableApps.com Launcher

It's already possible to run openMSX in a portable way with the aid of a .bat file (has been discussed here (not too long ago) & in openMSX's issue tracker). Catapult uses the registry though. That's where PA Launcher would come in.

Par OeiOeiVogeltje

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31-10-2020, 15:58

no,im running linux

i believe its called an appimage then
example non msx related program

put in on a stick and bring it everywhere.... who WOULDNT want that??

Par rderooy

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01-11-2020, 14:19

For Linux, in addition to flatpak, there is snap and appimage that allow you to create a package that works on multiple distributions. But I have never created a snap or appimage package before. And you can install flatpak on pretty much every distribution, so I don't see a real need to create a snap or appimage package.

And as mentioned, you can make a flatpak somewhat portable with create-usb if you want to carry it around.
https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/usb-drives.html

Par Manuel

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01-11-2020, 15:41

OeiOeiVogeltje wrote:

no,im running linux

i believe its called an appimage then
example non msx related program

put in on a stick and bring it everywhere.... who WOULDNT want that??

But why not bring your own laptop then? Otherwise you are still dependent on other people's OS and stuff...

Par OeiOeiVogeltje

Paragon (1427)

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01-11-2020, 23:21

if i can choose between a laptop or a USB stick....
even if i HAD a laptop... (not everybody has one)

and even then...
windows version + linux version on one stick and everybody can be served

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