in terms of monetary worth, or popularity or wealth building, I am worthless, always have been. But here at LastOS, I add some value. not with money, but with time. I do my best to not waste anyone's time on this planet, I am not that important, as we all have a finite amount given.
Well the space is debatable really as I went from the 20GB stellar to the Stellar plus which says 'unmetered' which as of today Feb 21 2026 it says we are using 31.81GB of the little funny sideways 8 sign .
I've had claude.ai generate a make_sfx.sh, this tool allows you to build a SFX .run file that will install any LLApps/Games ppApps/Games in wine. that's a pretty cool things, then you can easily share my packages to other people not using LLStore. I've not tested on other distro's yet and I am refining it. but still a useful feature to have?
Well it has been completed today, if you download the latest zip or the .run file for linux then you can build the .run files which is like winrar's sfx or SetupS's SFX methods, except I used Claude.ai to generate a bash script that builds and self installs without LLStore GUI being included at all. It's taken a long time, but vibe coding is mostly about finding fringe cases and bugs and then explaining it back to the AI to fix it for you (when you don't just do it yourself in a editor/IDE).
Fully public, updated on github and MediaFire, in the repo, the only thing is the self updater will not get extra files I have included in the /Tools folder, so you have to force a full update from the LLStore Tools menu to get the new SFX making scripts. Only works in Linux so don't mess about in Windows looking for it, it's hidden/unavailable.
I've just built something I missed from Windows Context menus. Right Clicking a shortcut will offer "Open Item Location" and if you right click a Linux Link (like when you pick Make desktop shortcut) you can pick "Follow link to original file/folder" They both work great and seem to make me happy again, I'll update my context menu with a bunch more tools as I made some LLStore specific ones that are able to populate the installed size insided of compressed or uncompressed items you select, Build a LLGame.llg using the Parten folder Name, then you can open in the editor and do the extras you need to. Speeds things up., I also made one that will scan them for missing Categories, Screenshots or icons etc. so Advanced LLFile tools
Ok shared, you should be able to install the new Tweaks Context Menu LLApp and get the new features mentioned. Including a - = System Information = - that shows up when you right click the Desktop, quite handy as right clicking the computer Icon and pressing properties is more than useless and I wasn't able to hook the menu to make changes myself, even with AI.
Spent the day updating the LLScript.sh and LLScript_Sudo.sh to me more robust, I also installed all the Main DIstro's to test how LLStore was going. Apart from OpenSUSE still needing to turn off some security to even install the LLStore, it worked perfect in every distro. I fixed the Flatpak installer so it now waits before installing the next item and it even shows a new terminal on every OS, not just the Debian, Fedora and Arch bases like it used to.
I've uploaded the new LLStore and it contains the new Templates if you want a look, the goal was to make sure it all worked on any Distro still as all the Security enhancements hadn't been tested yet, now it has
AI was getting lost down a rabbit hole trying to fix the Desktop being detected wrong for the sudo script, so after it kept making it bigger and bigger I had a better idea and made it just write them before you run the script and read them in the script to make them known, quite a basic fix really