| ▲ | mike_hearn 5 hours ago | |
Yeah distributing desktop apps is a pain. I created Conveyor to solve that, see https://hydraulic.dev/ Quick feature set of interest to your project: • It's free for open source projects. • It's a tool not a service so you can just download+go without even needing to sign up for an account. • It can create signed, self updating Windows, Mac and Debian packages in one go, with a single run on any chosen host platform. So you can ship from Linux to Win/Mac without having those systems. • Fully supports code signing, delta updates, other advanced stuff. • Creates a nice download HTML page that detects the user's OS and CPU etc. • Simple config file syntax. Check it out, see if you like it. | ||
| ▲ | simjnd 5 hours ago | parent [-] | |
You probably haven't read the article, but the software they build is a TUI, not a Desktop GUI (in fact a big chunk of the article is how they need to fight against Flatpak and AppImage because they are designed around the assumption of a GUI). | ||