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Tim Apple

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Dad, tinkerer building small, useful software for Linux and for people who like to write. Rune, Bahá'í Reader, Linkguard and more. Bahá'í, Warcraft fan, East Texas.

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Packaging week paid off. Seven of my little Linux apps now ship an AppImage, so they run on Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE and the rest, not just Omarchy: Repokase, Jubako, Dogear, omaforge, Rune, Bahá'í Reader and Hyprfall. Python and Qt (or Quickshell) ride along inside, and --install-desktop-entry puts the app in your menu with proper icons. Bahá'í Reader has a Flatpak bundle too. Omarchy is still home.

https://blog.ninepointlabs.com/2026/10/appimages-for-every-linux/

#Linux #AppImage #Omarchy

The Word from Nine Point LabsSeven Nine Point Labs apps now run on any Linux, with AppImagesNine Point Labs apps are made for Omarchy first, and that isn’t changing. But they shouldn’t stop at Omarchy. As of today, seven of them also run on Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE and most other Linux distributions: every release now comes with an AppImage that runs on most x86_64 Linux systems and fits…
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Went down a YouTube rabbit hole after a young busker in Phuket and came out the other side with a new favorite band. Wrote about Nene Royal and The Warning

https://timapple.com/2026/10/nene-royal-and-the-warning/

#Music #TheWarning

Tim Apple's DeskNene Royal, The Warning, and a YouTube rabbit holeNot long ago I stumbled onto Nene Royal, a young Thai guitarist busking in the markets of Phuket, tearing through metal and rock covers like it was the most natural thing in the world. She is so incredibly good it’s mesmerizing, and she is clearly having a blast, which makes it even more fun to…
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