The recent updates, versions 9.0.1 and 9.0.2 of "AM," have introduced new features that allow users to disable or enable notifications during app updates. The available options are --disable-notifications and --enable-notifications. The updated features provide users with the ability to enable or disable notifications during application updates. Furthermore, the new feature enables the application of an icon theme right after installation, eliminating the necessity for patching the .desktop file. The modifications will exclusively impact installed applications, with icons for additional installed applications being symlinked to ~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps.

"AM" 9.0.2

Shut up! I "AM" updating!

New options to disable/enable notifications when updating apps.

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--disable-notifications

	am --disable-notifications

Description: Disable notifications during apps update.--enable-notifications

	am --enable-notifications

Description: Eable notifications during apps update (nulls "--disable-notifications").All they do is comment/uncomment lines containing notify-send in the AM-updater files of installed apps. simplescreenrecorder-2024-11-07_13.58.26.mkv.mp4 NOTE, if you really hate notifications, run the command after every install or new apps will not be patched.NOTE2, apps that use zsync to update will rely on version comparison or appimageupdatetool if installed and supported by the app. Allow to use icon theme immediately after installation

Normally in "AM", an installation would patch the .desktop file to use a well-defined path for icons, i.e. /opt/{PROGRAM}/icons, and then to use an icon theme it was enough to run am --icons {PROGRAM}.

From now on the --icons option can be used as a flag for the -i or install and -ia or install-appimage installation options, like this:

am -i --icons {PROGRAM}

or

am -ia --icons {PROGRAM}

and works with the pre-existing --debug, --force-latest and --user flags.

Changes will only be made to apps installed when the above commands are run.

As in am --icons, icons for other installed apps will be symlinked to ~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps, but launchers will remain intact.

NOTE, if you use the --user flag together with --icons, only local apps will be considered. Use am --user if you also want to use icons of apps installed at system level.

Release "AM" 9.0.2 · ivan-hc/AM