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Installing yad Without Compiling? #177
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get someone to make an appimage or flatpak. |
no need to ask, it is linked in the Yad wiki linked above. kadogo's easier-builder is straightforward to use though, so you can easily roll your own. |
Thank you for this. However, it looks like the AppImage they created was a one-time thing and is not being actively updated. I was looking for something that would always have the latest build, like a PPA or a deb file that's regularly recompiled with each new release. I may look into easier-builder, though. |
sounds like you have found a little project, if you do start making appimages of yad please make them public. |
@andonagio checkout my PR for building |
Hello, |
I did a repository with GitHub CI that automatically does a static build https://github.com/Mte90/yad-static-build Right now is compiled with the latest commit, I guess that if more people can test it also not executing but with scripts we can say that now there is something. PS: I started playing with yad... today so I don't know so much about it. |
I'm on Ubuntu 22.04 and would like to install the latest yad (since Debian is still stuck at 0.40), but I would prefer not to go through the process of downloading and compiling the source code myself. Is there a precompiled binary somewhere, such as a PPA, a deb package, or a Snap/Flatpak? I haven't been able to find one, but if somebody could point me in the right direction, I would be much obliged.
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