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Convert old appimages to the new flatimage #57
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Hi @Blad3forc3 ! Issue acknowledged, I'm creating a simple script for this, will post here when it is finished.
Currently that is no direct method to extract, you can use:
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Thanks Ruan. I'll try the fusermount option. Just be handy now and again. If I've extracted the contents of the flat image would I just need to replace the contents of the flat image with the contents of my game image build folder and re-run game image to pack it again? |
No problem. It would not be that simple because the games are stored in compressed filesystems inside flatimage. The flatimage method of doing things does not require to extract everything to modify like it was with AppImage. Here are some examples, (make a backup before trying): List the filesystems inside the image
Extract a game from the flatimage to the current directory (from the previous list):
Extract a dwarfs file to a folder:
Move the Update wine, with a new version downloaded from the gameimage-runners github. The name of the filesystem should be
Note that I have not exposed this features yet because it is a bit experimental, if it is working I recommend to just leave it. |
Thanks Ruan! It does actually work fine. Great Stuff! |
I have tried extracting an old appimage which was made with a 32bit wineprefix and substituting it into the flatimage wineprefix directly but it complains of a kernal32 error. IS there anyway to convert these to flatimage format without having to reinstall the game again?
Also what is the process to extract a flatimage?
WIth appimage all i had to do was run --appimage-extract
and then run appimagetool to create an appimage with any changes
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