bundle as linux tar

[Robonau]

as the title says its some bundles for Linux tar

made them not portable because they will be more useful as not portable in regards to external builds (like the AURs PKGBUILD)

the icon and desktop entry files should probably not be in the tar and instead in a separate linux-assets.tar.gz

i don't plan to maintain this, was just something i wanted to do cause someone asked for a linux release in the discord though its almost a copy of the windows portable zip so it shouldn't be to bad

[ronny1982]

Tested Environment:

• Dell Inspiron 15
• Intel i3 11th Generation (4-Core)
• 8 GB Ram
• 256 GB SSD
• Kubuntu 24.04. (64-Bit)

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NW 64-Bit Build

⚠️ Crashed as soon as the UI was doing some more render intensive work e.g., MangaDex/Berserk chapter list. nw.log

NW 32-Bit Build

⚠️ Could not be started on the 64-Bit system (probably because dependencies to i386 were missing).

Electron 64-Bit Build

❌ Could not be started, probably because some files in the bundle needs certain permissions before getting bundled in a tar.gz archive. electron.log

Electron 32-Bit Build

⚠️ There was no related archive after the bundle operation.

Electron ARM Builds

ℹ️ Could not be tested due to lack of hardware with corresponding architecture.

[ronny1982]

When deploying tar.gz archives it might be useful for the consumer to know what to do, so providing instructions may help e.g., as readme inside of the archive (a veteran would probably run configure, make and make install which will not work with this archive).

[ronny1982]

The hakunkeo.desktop file is more like a template and not of much use as is. Maybe it would be better to not include this file at all?

[Robonau]

yea, i have no clue what im doing tbh, i just wanted a build that worked on linux and this worked for me feel free to close if u don't want it, im not gonna continue working on it as i said in my initial message