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Desktop file for Linux not generated with AppImage
See original GitHub issue-
Version: 20.38.5
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Target: Linux AppImage
After lot of test, the .desktop file for AppImage target is not generated.
I try multiple methods, create my own .desktop file, not create etc…
No problem on deb target.
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:14 (1 by maintainers)
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yes,in order to let multi-targets works,I have to add ${arch} for different bundles
Hello, I do not understand if we can include a .desktop file or if now it is handled by AppImageLauncher do you have some documentation regarding this?