For now binup focuses on single binary apps. Because of this restriction I can't install deb pack in my system... So let's make a change... My idea. If binup met .deb or another well-known pack container, binup will start default shell with corresponding code. For example,
./binup --verbose install --project rustdesk/rustdesk
in Debian should download rustdesk-1.4.3-x86_64.deb and then something like this or just this:
sh -c 'sudo dpkg --install "rustdesk-1.4.3-x86_64.deb"'
For now binup focuses on single binary apps. Because of this restriction I can't install deb pack in my system... So let's make a change... My idea. If binup met .deb or another well-known pack container, binup will start default shell with corresponding code. For example,
in Debian should download
rustdesk-1.4.3-x86_64.deband then something like this or just this: