Version reference

1.5.0

Debug App

The following tutorial uses the linglong-builder-demo project mentioned in the "Building Tools" section as an example. We put the project in /path/to/project.

1.5.0

Run FAQ

When the application runs to read the application installation resource file under /usr/share, why does the reading fail?

1.5.0

Build FAQ

-lxxx failed in cmake type build, but ldconfig and pkg-config can query the library information. The link library path is not a regular path, the new path is /runtime/lib.

1.5.0

Build App

Use ll-builder build to build a Linglong application.

1.5.0

convert `appimage` format( `.appimage` or `.AppImage` ) pkg to linglong format( `.layer` or `.uab` ) pkg

Use ll-builder convert to convert appimage format( .appimage or .AppImage ) pkg to linglong format( .layer or .uab ) pkg.

1.5.0

Create Linglong project

Use ll-builder create to create a Linglong project.

1.5.0

Initialize Linglong Projects

Initialize Linglong Projects ll-builder create org.deepin.calculator Edit linglong.yaml Fill in the meta information of packages package: id: org.deepin.calculator name…

1.5.0

Export Layer File

Use ll-builder export to check out the build content and generate layer file.

1.5.0

App to store

Main process Create a Linglong project and use ll-builder to build a Linglong app locally.

1.5.0

ll-builder Introduction

ll-builder is a tool for developers for building Linglong applications. The main functions are as follows: Supports building in a standalone sandbox.

1.5.0

Manifests

linglong.yaml is the description file of a Linglong project, which stores the relevant information required for building.

1.5.0

Push UAB to Remote Repositories

Use the ll-builder push command to push Linglong packages to Linglong remote repositories.

1.5.0

Run compiled App

Use ll-builder run to run the compiled executable program.

1.5.0

Attach To Container

Use ll-cli exec to enter the inside of the running Linglong container.

1.5.0

Install Linglong Apps

Use ll-cli install to install Linglong apps. View the help information for the ll-cli install command: ll-cli install --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options]…

1.5.0

ll-cli Introduction

ll-cli is the command line tool of Linglong, used to install, uninstall, check, run, close, debug, and update Linglong applications.

1.5.0

Force Quit Running App

Use ll-cli kill to force quit running Linglong apps.

1.5.0

List Installed Apps

Use ll-cli list to view the installed Linglong apps.

1.5.0

View Running Apps

Use ll-cli ps to view running Linglong Apps. View the help information for the ll-cli ps command: ll-cli ps --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options] ps Options…

1.5.0

Search Apps From Remote

Use ll-cli search to search app meta info from remote repository.

1.5.0

Run App

Use ll-cli run command to start a Linglong application.

1.5.0

Uninstall App

Use ll-cli uninstall to uninstall Linglong apps.

1.5.0

Update Linglong App

Use ll-cli update to update Linglong apps. View the help information for the ll-cli update command: ll-cli update --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options]…

1.5.0

Install Linglong Environment

Kernel version requirement Use uname -r to check the kernel version: uname -r Here is the output: 5.10.101-amd64-desktop Kernel version requirement >=4.19.

1.5.0

Introduction

Linglong, an open source package format developed by UnionTech Software, is designed to manage, distribute, create a sandbox for packages, and integrate development tools…

1.6.3

Debug App

The following tutorial uses the linglong-builder-demo project mentioned in the "Building Tools" section as an example. We put the project in /path/to/project.

1.6.3

Run FAQ

When the application runs to read the application installation resource file under /usr/share, why does the reading fail?

1.6.3

Build FAQ

-lxxx failed in cmake type build, but ldconfig and pkg-config can query the library information. The link library path is not a regular path, the new path is /runtime/lib.

1.6.3

FAQ

Where is the default configuration located for the linglong.yaml file generated by ll-pica? The configuration file for ll-pica is located at ~/.pica/config.json.

1.6.3

Build App

Use ll-builder build to build a Linglong application.

1.6.3

convert `appimage` format( `.appimage` or `.AppImage` ) pkg to linglong format( `.layer` or `.uab` ) pkg

Use ll-builder convert to convert appimage format( .appimage or .AppImage ) pkg to linglong format( .layer or .uab ) pkg.

1.6.3

Create Linglong project

Use ll-builder create to create a Linglong project.

1.6.3

Initialize Linglong Projects

Initialize Linglong Projects ll-builder create org.deepin.calculator Edit linglong.yaml Fill in the meta information of packages package: id: org.deepin.calculator name…

1.6.3

Export layer file or uab file

Use ll-builder export to check out the build content and generate layer file or uab file.

1.6.3

App to store

Main process Create a Linglong project and use ll-builder to build a Linglong app locally.

1.6.3

ll-builder Introduction

ll-builder is a tool for developers for building Linglong applications. The main functions are as follows: Supports building in a standalone sandbox.

1.6.3

Manifests

linglong.yaml is the description file of a Linglong project, which stores the relevant information required for building.

1.6.3

Push UAB to Remote Repositories

Use the ll-builder push command to push Linglong packages to Linglong remote repositories.

1.6.3

Run compiled App

Use ll-builder run to run the compiled executable program.

1.6.3

Attach To Container

Use ll-cli exec to enter the inside of the running Linglong container.

1.6.3

Install Linglong Apps

Use ll-cli install to install Linglong apps. View the help information for the ll-cli install command: ll-cli install --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options]…

1.6.3

ll-cli Introduction

ll-cli is the command line tool of Linglong, used to install, uninstall, check, run, close, debug, and update Linglong applications.

1.6.3

Force Quit Running App

Use ll-cli kill to force quit running Linglong apps.

1.6.3

List Installed Apps

Use ll-cli list to view the installed Linglong apps.

1.6.3

View Running Apps

Use ll-cli ps to view running Linglong Apps. View the help information for the ll-cli ps command: ll-cli ps --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options] ps Options…

1.6.3

Search Apps From Remote

Use ll-cli search to search app meta info from remote repository.

1.6.3

Run App

Use ll-cli run command to start a Linglong application.

1.6.3

Uninstall App

Use ll-cli uninstall to uninstall Linglong apps.

1.6.3

Update Linglong App

Use ll-cli upgrade to upgrade Linglong apps. View the help information for the ll-cli upgrade command: ll-cli upgrade --help Here is the output: Usage: ll-cli [options]…

1.6.3

Add dependency

Add dependency Linglong applications may lack package dependencies, which can currently be addressed by adding the corresponding package dependencies in the linglong.yaml…

1.6.3

Conversion application

Conversion application The ll-pica convert command is used to generate the linglong.yaml file required by Linglong.

1.6.3

Initialization configuration

The ll-pica init command is used to initialize the configuration information for the conversion package.

1.6.3

ll-pica Introduction

This tool currently provides the capability to convert DEB packages into Linglong packages.

1.6.3

Manifests · ll-pica

The package.yaml file serves as the foundation for ll-pica to convert packages into DEB format.

1.6.3

Build Linglong applications

Taking deepin-calculator as an example, introduce the process of building a Linglong package from source code.

1.6.3

Install linglong

Linglong is composed of three parts. ll-builder is used to build and debug Linglong applications, provided by linglong-builder. ll-box is a sandbox container, provided by…

1.6.3

Summary

Linglong, an open source package format developed by UnionTech Software, is designed to manage, distribute, create a sandbox for packages, and integrate development tools…