About issues: go to https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM

[ivan-hc]

Since I've been asked on several occasions to add apps to this catalog, I've disabled the "issues" tab. From now on, please report them in the AM repository, at https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM/issues

The existence of this catalog depends on the "AM" package manager, not the other way around:

• Each app must have its own installation script, to demonstrate how it can be obtained from the command line.
• Each app must be listed in the list of x86_64 apps managed by AM, otherwise they won't even have a description.

Just take a look at the "lister" workflow to understand how these lists are produced. The referenced script is https://github.com/ivan-hc/AM/blob/main/tools/am2pla-site

NOTE: Since this repository has workflows that are started every 15 minutes and can cascade others if changes occur, I had to disable notifications "for peace of mind." Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to ignore notifications from certain workflows or parts of them. Github Action sends notifications even if you manually stop a workflow.

And mind you, in addition to this catalog and AM, I produce over 90 AppImage packages and have workflows for them as well as for other AM "collateral" tools, such as "amcheck," which monitors installation scripts and installable apps (and its functionality determines the removal of apps from AM, and therefore from this catalog), "repology-version" (which I would do without if the few managed apps had an easy way to display the version online), and "am-extras" (which creates and updates lists of third-party databases that cannot be listed in this catalog... for example, Busybox and AppBundleHub).

So, it's not uncommon for me to receive useless notifications from Github Actions. Useless because they're often false positives.

SPOILER 👀

You'll definitely find me in the AM repository, which is where all the pages in this catalog are generated.