Alexis López Zubieta

Please make sure that `usr/bin/application` is a shared linked binary. It it's some sort of shell script or interpreted language file please use the interpreter path instead. By example if...

Another option would be using `dpkg-query -S '*'` it would produce an output of ~18Mb with the whole relations between packages and files in the system. Therefore we would have...

Interesting situation, a quick fix would be to switch your build to ubuntu 20.04. But I guess that the runtime needs to be aware of the libstc++ version in order...

Interesting, could you please elaborate a bit more why it would not be forward compatible ?

@serghov the packages built using appimage-builder use certain system libraries such as graphics drivers, those may link to libstdc++ and if the system has a newer version than the one...

This will be addressed at https://github.com/AppImageCrafters/AppRun/issues/58

Actually, I already have a functional prototype. https://github.com/AppImageCrafters/appimage-update

`appimage-builder` relies on the base system package manager to resolve dependencies, so it's also about supporting `apk`.

To make an Alpine base AppImage we need a muslc bound or static runtime. Which is not currently available. @probonopd are there any plans for it?

Hello @xordspar0 this looks really interesting! I tried the AppImage you shared and it still requires `/lib/ld-musl-x86_64.so.1` which means that you need use it to launch the application in your...