Valentin

Indeed. I didn't do it so far because I don't know how to do the cross build.

OK, I could do it on travis then. I was looking at the manylinux repo how they generate these images but I can't find any reference to `aarch64`. It looks...

Got it finally. It's in a specific branch, the manylinux2014. They are using Travis as well as you suggested. The only issue left is how to merge the results from...

Hello @netphantom, Unfortunately, armv7 is not yet supported. You can check the [documentation](https://python-appimage.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#available-python-appimages) for available combinations of Python versions, Manylinux tags and architectures. Manylinux Docker images for armv7 do exist....

@philipzae A first step could be to build a wheel of your Python package on one of the [manylinux](https://github.com/pypa/manylinux) Docker images. [`Auditwheel`](https://pypi.org/project/auditwheel/) can list & to some extent fix (`repair`)...

Hello @overbost , thank you for pointing this out. Implementing your proposal seems straightforward. But, unfortunately, it does not seem to solve the second issue, which I do not quite...

Hello @mattaw , thank you for pointing this out. I was not aware of this issue. This looks reasonable to me if indeed the AppImage size does not significantly increase....

Hello @py-radicz, thank you for pointing this out. The issue was that I had to manually add new Python versions to the workflow matrix, in order to get the corresponding...

Hello @qlibp , not that I am aware of, unfortunately. I personally, do not use these versions of manylinux, and since time is running short, I am focusing on what...

The issue seems to be that the host already has libtinfo, but a different version than the one packaged in the AppImage (e.g. 5, instead of 6). By deleting the...