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Expand Up @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ AppImage and portable application manager for local installations

**appman** is a rootless, portable package manager for AppImages and other portable Linux applications. It is a redistribution of the **AM Application Manager** that does not require root privileges, installing and managing all applications locally within the user's home directory.

AppMan downloads installation scripts from the AM database and converts them for local use. Applications are stored in a user-chosen directory (e.g. **~/Applications**), with executable links placed in **~/.local/bin/** and desktop entries in **~/.local/share/applications/**. The database lists over 2500 AppImages and portable programs.
AppMan downloads installation scripts from the AM database and converts them for local use. Applications are stored in a user-chosen directory (e.g. **~/Applications**), with executable links placed in **~/.local/bin/** and desktop entries in **~/.local/share/applications/**. The database lists over 8747 AppImages and 415 standalone/portable programs.

AppMan supports the same commands as AM — simply replace **am** with **appman**. It handles installation, updates, removal, sandboxing, rollback, and desktop integration without ever requiring sudo access.

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