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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2025
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If flatpak is not an option, then you need to specify what packaging platforms are applicable.
Thanks @[email protected] , "Packaging" is not mandatory when creating a software, like it's was written It could run as .py trough python executable. but here it seem not
Otherwise I'm ok with .appimage format/packing.
It's up to the distro maintainers to package it for the distros. Not the software developer. I see it's available in the AUR, so it's not only available as a flatpak. So ascii.-draw does fit your criteria.
You can also build it yourself if you know how (they list the use of gnome-builder for this).