Kurt Pfeifle

Having the combined features of MultiUSBboot and SystemImageKit (plus some more) in one project would be super-useful. And it could create its own category as a "Meta-Linux-ISO-Distribution" on Distrowatch, leading...

> *"Is this what Microsoft, too, uses in Windows to discover (some) 3D printers?"* No idea about Microsoft. I suspect they currently rather follow [one of the Wi-Fi specs](https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/specifications) (maybe...

@conceptrat: Are you aware of this: https://github.com/antoniofaccioli/libreoffice-appimage ?

> *" I'm still recommending that the Document Foundation either use the script on here or the one that you've mentioned above to produce an AppImage for LibreOffice [....]" They...

I have no idea what DwarfTherapist is all about, and I cannot see any entry for it on AppImageHub. Therefor my opinion about how to proceed with its automatically generated...

@furquan-lp: It's nice that you started to work on an AppImage for Celestia such a short time after you learned how to create them. Thank you! If you need help...

I found binary builds of Celestia for OpenSUSE here: * https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:munix9/celestia This seems to build its binary from a tarball of current Git sources: celestia-1.7.0.git.20180123.tar.xz

@furquan-lp: Did you have a look at the openSUSE package and its RPM spec file? Maybe this would give you pointers about the libs it uses, their sources and the...

Upon further reading, I do not really understand why this current *bannertopdf* filter business in the CUPS-filters project takes such a complicated route. Why for heaven's sake are we going...

So I created a proof-of-concept 'bannertopdf' filter, based on a shell script. This script creates as an intermediary file HTML, and then currently two different PDFs: one with the help...