Of course, this is constructive criticism, and I appreciate the work and time you dedicate to this site. However, I have to say that despite I believe this website is essential for those who are lost when it comes to AppImages. However, when a website with reference information doesn't update its content regularly, it becomes less useful. And that's what I've been noticing here for some time. It continues to reference projects that are either abandoned or haven't been updated in years. It would be good to maintain them for historical purposes, as long as the date of the project's last update is indicated next to the links. To give two examples:
- NX Software Center - Portable Software Center for portable AppImage applications.
- AppImagePool - Simple, modern AppImageHub Client, powered by flutter.
Personally, since discovering AppMan, I no longer visit this page because it's an application that does everything, even without a GUI. But when it comes to recommending a reference site to new users, I can no longer recommend this one for the reasons mentioned.
Thanks for your work
Of course, this is constructive criticism, and I appreciate the work and time you dedicate to this site. However, I have to say that despite I believe this website is essential for those who are lost when it comes to AppImages. However, when a website with reference information doesn't update its content regularly, it becomes less useful. And that's what I've been noticing here for some time. It continues to reference projects that are either abandoned or haven't been updated in years. It would be good to maintain them for historical purposes, as long as the date of the project's last update is indicated next to the links. To give two examples:
Personally, since discovering AppMan, I no longer visit this page because it's an application that does everything, even without a GUI. But when it comes to recommending a reference site to new users, I can no longer recommend this one for the reasons mentioned.
Thanks for your work