PortableLinuxApps are apps that run on most 32-bit Linux-based operating systems, such as Ubuntu, Fedora, debian and derivatives. They are bundled into self-containing files: 1 app = 1 file. To use them, just download, chmod a+x, and run. AppImageKit lets you bundle apps nicely without dependencies other than the base OS image.

• PortableLinuxApps downloads (32-bit) - Linux apps that run on most 32-bit Linux-based operating systems (see the forum for 64-bit)
• PortableLinuxGames downloads - Linux games bundled with the same technology (external link, not operated by the PortableLinuxApps project)
• AppImageKit documentation - read this in order to understand which problem we are trying to solve and how this works
• Forum - go here for help and join if you'd like to contribute
• YouTube video - watch to see how to create AppImages yourself
• AppDirAssistant - use this to create AppDirs from deb/rpm packages or from "make install"
• AppImageAssistant - use this to create AppImages from AppDirs
• AppImageKit source on GitHub - use this if you 'd like to improve the code or build 64-bit versions; please announce improvements on the forum

Please let us know in the forum if you'd like to contribute to code, documentation, or a better website.

Simon Peter, 2013