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• Integrate AppImages into your app menu with just one click
• Drag and drop files directly from your file manager
• Keep all the AppImages organized in a custom folder
• Open new AppImages directly with Gear lever
• Manage updates: keep older versions installed or replace them with the latest release
• Save CLI apps with their executable name automatically
• Modern and Fresh UI

Get the bundle from github (no auto-updates)

# From your Downloads folder
flatpak install --bundle --user gearlever.flatpak

Open changelog

• --talk-name=org.freedesktop.Flatpak: This permission is required in order to open apps and refresh the system menu when a new app is installed; if the user disables this permission manually (eg. with Flatseal), Gear lever should countinue to work normally, except you would not be able to open apps directly.

• Option #1 (suggested)

  Open this project with Gnome Builder and press RUN (the play icon on top)

• Option #2

  # Run the app
  flatpak-builder build/ it.mijorus.gearlever.json --user --force-clean
  flatpak-builder --run build/ it.mijorus.gearlever.json gearlever
  
  # Install the app
  flatpak-builder build/ it.mijorus.gearlever.json --user --install --force-clean

At the moment there are no plans to integrate any type of Hub/Store/Repository into Gear Lever. Why? Because the existing ones have a very poor selection of apps, and most of these apps are just unofficial ports