An AppImage Linux installer for Aeneas - help request

[michele gianella]

Hello everyone,
here's Michele, an aeneas web app user from Italy.

I'm following a project to embed a local installation of Aeneas into Jubler,
an offline video subtitling tool.

The developer's life would be way easier, though,
if Aeneas was packaged:

- as an AppImage file for Linux systems;
- as an App bundle for Mac

Could anyone of you help?

Thanks in advance for your time!
Michele

[Willem van der Walt]

Good day,
I find the pip install aeneas
command under Linux easy enough.
What do you meen by an AppImage file for Linux?
Regards, Willem

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[michele gianella]

Thanks for replying, Willem :)

The official page for the AppImage project is this,

and an AppImage file for Jubler irtself is here.

It's basically a project that ports the convenience of dmg / exe files

into the scattered free software world.

And here are some instructions:
https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/wiki/Creating-AppImages
(the part about "Manually creating an AppDir")

If you are willing to invest some time,

I can also connect you with the developer.

Talk soon!

Michele

2017-09-05 10:32 GMT+02:00 Willem van der Walt <wvd...@csir.co.za>:

Good day,
I find the pip install aeneas
command under Linux easy enough.
What do you meen by an AppImage file for Linux?
Regards, Willem

On Tue, 5 Sep 2017, michele gianella wrote:

Hello everyone,
here's Michele, an aeneas web app user from Italy.

I'm following a project to embed a local installation of Aeneas into Jubler,
an offline video subtitling tool.

The developer's life would be way easier, though,
if Aeneas was packaged:

- as an AppImage file for Linux systems;
- as an App bundle for Mac

Could anyone of you help?

Thanks in advance for your time!
Michele





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