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Release as a Flatpak package #37
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I'm not a flatpak user so it would be great that someone else would maintain and upload the pdfarranger flatpak package. |
I'd also love to see a crossplattform package. If you can't decide to maintain a flatpack image, how about an .appimage file? It works equally well on different linux distros. |
I packaged a Flatpak for myself as I'm on OpenSUSE and that was the easiest way for me to install. Would you mind if I did this task Jerome? |
Thanks ! Here is what I had in mind:
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Well, if you know any alternative to flathub that will also be fine. |
@PadreAdamo I missread your question. I would be happy if you would manage pdfarranger on flathub. |
No problem @jeromerobert, I haven't had a chance to dive in yet. I build the flatpak locally and will start this project soon I hope! You made a great tool! |
Can't wait to see that happen. I really like the Solus OS, but it lacks a good pdf merger. On Windows I use pdf24 (great tool, sadly there is no linux version). Thats why i keep jumping between solus and manjaro. |
@PhillyMay I think Solus have all required packages so you could install pdfarranger with pip |
What is the status here? Is there anything I can help with? |
What has not changed:
What is new:
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I'm working on this now, next steps (my personal Todo):
Postponed as known bug until after
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It's donehttps://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.jeromerobert.pdfarranger TestingEveryone interested in flatpaks please test and report if anything doesn't work. It would be great if one or two persons could help me with testing the flatpak on a regular basis (i.e. after new releases) as I already have the Fedora package and my local git checkout and switching between all of those is a bit cumbersome. (Comment here or drop me a line if you want to help.) Build RecipeThe recipe has it's own repository:
A big thank you and credits to those, who provided the flatpak.yml in the first place, I wouldn't have started this from scratch. Architecture supportCurrently the flatpak builds for x86_64 only. Is anyone interested in builds for arm or aarch64? |
Version 1.5.0 is released: flathub/com.github.jeromerobert.pdfarranger#1 Should be available on the main site / via flatpak update in a few hours. Let me know if anything does not work as expected! |
@dreua Update works without problems. Just the Save as button stays always grayed out. The option in the main menu works though. |
@darkdragon-001 I never noticed but it's not flatpak specific. Created a new issue. |
@darkdragon-001 It is fixed now, thanks for reporting! Updated flatpak to 1.5.1: flathub/com.github.jeromerobert.pdfarranger#2 |
Hi,
It would be great if you could package PDFarranger in a flatpak package (see https://flatpak.org/ for info/documentation).
That way non techy users would be able to install the application without having to install separate packages. I also recommend a flatpak package because it is distribution independent, avoids dependency problems and incompatibilities with older/newer Linux distribution versions, and allows sandboxing for additional security.
Thanks
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