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[Feature request] Show AppImage Icon #1560
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This isn't related to pcmanfm-qt at all. You need an icon set with a separate icon for |
And if you want pcmanfm-qt to have specific codes for AppImages, then sorry, it's out of question. |
If there's a command that can extract icons from AppImages, you could make a thumbnailer with it. See https://github.com/lxqt/pcmanfm-qt/wiki#thumbnails If there's no command, it isn't pcmanfm-qt's job to have a special handling for AppImages. |
As always, thank you so much! |
You're welcome. If you have a command that can create an image with a specific size out of an AppImage file, you could share it with others here. |
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There's also this other thumbnailer I just found out and it has support for appimages too |
Based on this issue where they're asking to how to set the icon to a .AppImage file itself I can see that it was implemented for type 1 AppImages but that feature was replaced for the daemon appimaged
What I would like to see (Corebird AppImage):
The appImaged daemon works great, it scans for specific locations to check .AppImage files, copy them to a specific location, extract their icons and create .desktop files so you can see the applications as if they were "installed" on the menu, but...again, is not what I'm asking cuz if you open a file manager and go to the "AppImages" folder you'd see that all of them have the generic AppImage icon still.
Also based on the description provided here for AppImages:
"As a user, I want to download an application from the original author, and run it on my Linux desktop system just like I would do with a Windows or Mac application."
I think it would be nice if pcmanfm-qt had the ability to display the .AppImage icon to the file itself whenever you open any folder that contains AppImages (just like portable .exe files on Windows) and if you really want to integrate those AppImages then you can use the appimaged daemon to create menu entries of them.
Based on this comment it seems like the correct way is to implement that feature on the file manager, so, would that be possible?
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