darealshinji

What about this? Can be set via command line to either use the system colors or the blue from the AppImage icon. Icons are LGPL licensed. And the red button...

Should I change the close button or should the window just use the window manager decoration instead? (you can actually drag the window by clicking on the background)

Yeah, I'd say so too. I've attached the sources and the tool. First argument will be the window title, otherwise it defaults to "AppImage". Return values are: launch app ->...

I've added localization support: https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/fe1845d4c90d62eee92c6bcf2860d2c3#file-appimage_dialog-cpp-L66

Here are all source and images files, licenses and a build script: https://github.com/darealshinji/AppImageKit/tree/appimage-dialog

I haven't tested it but I think this should work: https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/25cce18c4a8d6c9baae86f214de9c923#file-desktopintegration-sh-L203 Scroll down the revisions if you want to see the important changes: https://gist.github.com/darealshinji/25cce18c4a8d6c9baae86f214de9c923/revisions

Source files and build script added to AppImageKit: https://github.com/darealshinji/AppImageKit/tree/appimagetool_master_fltk I could make a PR if you want.

I don't even know what python is need here for. It turns out I can use `monodis` to get the dependencies of a mono app. Here's a script that does...

Most displays I've seen so far use 3 segments, but using 4 segments seems to be popular on calculators (mine is using 4 as well): https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aurora_electronic_calculator_DT210_10.jpg

According to my knowledge* you can indeed use a permissive GPL-compatible license such as MIT or BSD for your project's **source code** and link it against GPLv3. You don't need...