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    LazyRun v1.0.0 — lazy shortcut build Stable

    oxpoe released this 2026-10-13 08:05:47 +07:00 | 14 commits to main since this release

    LazyRun v1.0.0 — lazy shortcut build

    Create Linux desktop shortcuts from portable binaries or web apps (PWA) without
    opening a terminal.

    Highlights

    • Executable shortcuts — copies the binary to ~/.local/bin/, installs the icon,
      writes the .desktop entry (ELF, AppImage, or script with a shebang).
    • Web app / PWA shortcuts — --app=<url> for Chromium-based browsers (Chrome,
      Chromium, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Helium, including Flatpak builds), --new-window
      for Firefox.
    • Shortcut location — checkbox for Application menu and/or Desktop
      (desktop-only entries are hidden from the menu with NoDisplay=true).
    • Icons — pick a file, or search in the Icon from the internet dialog: by app
      name (Iconify), by website (mikrotik.com → the site's own manifest /
      apple-touch-icon / favicon, up to 512 px), or by pasting an image URL. Every icon is
      converted to PNG (SVG, webp, gif, bmp, ico, jpeg) and remembers its source, so the
      sync icon button can fetch it again later.
    • Manage — list installed shortcuts, run them, open their folder, sync the icon,
      uninstall (optionally deleting the copied binary); entries whose .desktop file was
      removed by hand are marked.
    • Auto update — checks the latest release a few seconds after start and can install
      it and restart (delta updates via AppImageUpdate/zsync when available, otherwise a
      verified atomic swap of the AppImage).
    • Desktop integration — uses the host cursor theme (KDE/GNOME setting), refreshes
      the menu with update-desktop-database + kbuildsycoca, UI in English or Indonesian.

    Install

    chmod +x lazyrun-1.0.0-x86_64.AppImage
./lazyrun-1.0.0-x86_64.AppImage

    No root needed: everything stays in ~/.local/ and ~/.config/lazyrun/.

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