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I want to find a way to do this with flatpaks too.
A small GUI tool (a statically linked binary lol) that can be placed on that stick
And the same thing to copy it from the stick to a live system. Should work, probably not haha
TIP: Flatpak have a build-in way for creating USB, check out the "flatpak --help".
But the point is with Appimage all that have to be installed is FUSE, which is expected to be installed on most installs when you go to a friend or work where Linux is used.
Oh nice!
Flatpak also works everywhere and appimages are not ported to fuse3...
I mean I want to think Appimages where nice, and they are kinda, but no.