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Source code of AppImage project's documentation
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Source code of AppImage project's documentation

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AppImage docs
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This repository is the home of the AppImage project's documentation.
It is the central source of information for users of AppImage (both
users and developers).

View it at https://docs.appimage.org/.

Build
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This is a `Sphinx `_ project, and can be built like
any other Sphinx project (e.g., using :code:`make html`)

For less experienced users of Sphinx/Python/virtualenv etc., a convenience script that sets up a local isolated Sphinx environment is included. It's a transparent wrapper for the :code:`Makefile`, and can be used as a drop-in replacement :code:`./make.sh html`.

For development (i.e., writing documentation), `sphinx-autobuild `_ has been integrated into the build system, which sets up a live-reloading webserver that rebuilds the site on changes and reloads the page in the browser automatically. You can use it by running :code:`./make.sh watch`.