Linux build now signs the AppImage, other updates#147
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1. Switched to the newer `linuxdeploy` tool with qt plugin 2. Greatly simplified building the AppDir that becomes the AppImage 3. AppImage is now signed. Use ``JS8Call-*.AppImage --appimage-signature`` to look at the signature 4. appstream metadata now included
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@Joe-K0OG Ok, this should work now :) Give it a whirl! |
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Checks on Ubuntu 24 for both CI and Release mode work for me. |
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Tested on Linux Mint 22.3 and Fedora 39 and 41. The AppImage works fine on all, and presents the signature properly with the 73, |
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linuxdeploytool with qt pluginJS8Call-devel-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-signatureto look at the signature