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If we ever manage to agree on a reasonable standardised platform for third-party apps then so much the better, but it's not essential for the concept to work.

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There would in any case be no guarantee that any app was available for any distribution/architecture combination, much like Android apps today don't run on every single device out there.

The app store could even (optionally) do the building/packaging on behalf of the developer. Something like the SUSE build service might be helpful there. It would be up to the app developer to provide the appropriate packages. You will probably at some point have to register your machine with the app store (once). We don't need to futz around with packages containing several sets of binaries and stuff like that.Īfter all, the Google app store knows what sort of phone you have and can tell you beforehand whether an app will run on it, so there's no reason why a similar approach could not work for Linux. The app store will know what sort of machine you have and what Linux distribution is installed, and will magically send you the correct package for your system. Posted 23:41 UTC (Fri) by anselm (subscriber, #2796) WP7 has less users and more programs right now because people believe in Microsoft. It's much worse: the perception is that market will never grow. The far bigger problem is the perception that the market is too small to bother with. For desktop in 2012 this is totally unacceptable. LSB was supposed to offer some stable foundation, but it's not a platform, it's a joke: it does not support neither audio nor video output. Essential ABIs are routinely rearranged and broken. This is possible, but it's non-trivial, too. The software vendor also has the option of providing a Windows style GUI installer. Which is exactly what the articles like that one are talking about. I've already asked about the possibility and got nice explanation for why I can not do what I want. Oh, and it supports different versions, too. If it's single link then obviously this is a single package which supports most of the Linux distributions and support both 32bit and 64bit flavors in the same package.

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Rilly? How to do this? Note that jcm said: I want to be able to go to a website on my Linux Desktop, click on 'download this application for Linux' and have it just install and work. The current package management frameworks already allows for that option. Posted 22:34 UTC (Fri) by khim (subscriber, #9252)