I should have checked. That was the last time I had a Chromebook.

GalliumOS is a Linux distro made especially for Chromebooks.

The AppImage is just a squashfs container. From your scropt you can mount it and run the executable or even extract it once and then run the executable from the script. Mounting is easier if the appimage updates itself. More information

Either this or block access to people living in hostile places. Currently it is a parental control with no verification of the thruth. You can put 01/01/01 there, if you want. If it turns into identity verification we will see what we can do.

I think your keyboard autocorrected minors to morons. (If we learned anything from the epstein files)

Also it was on the Mars with the Ingenuity.

It depends of your definition of mainline Linux. You can install Linux on your phone with thanks to postmarketOS Of course only if your phone is supported.

Let’s change that. Please sing this change-org petition. /s

Yes, you can just download the Appimage version and execute it and install bauh from the app. On Fedora it will only support the FlatPak and AppImages not system repo and corps.

You can try bauch It is an graphical application to search install and update AppImage, Debian and Arch Linux packages (including AUR), Flatpak, Snap and Web applications.

AppImages can support selfupdating I do use few of them which support this feature.