film kadeh 1.0.0 - Linux x86_64 installers

Choose the installer matching your distribution:

1. Ubuntu 22.04 / Linux Mint 21:
   film-kadeh_1.0.0-1~ubuntu22.04_amd64.deb
   Install with the Software app or:
     sudo apt install ./film-kadeh_1.0.0-1~ubuntu22.04_amd64.deb

2. Debian 12 and newer / Ubuntu 24.04 and newer / Linux Mint 22:
   film-kadeh_1.0.0-1~debian12_amd64.deb
   Install with the Software app or:
     sudo apt install ./film-kadeh_1.0.0-1~debian12_amd64.deb
   This build uses system libmpv2 and requires glibc 2.36 or newer.

3. Fedora / openSUSE and other compatible RPM distributions:
   film-kadeh-1.0.0-1.x86_64.rpm
   Requires glibc 2.36+, GTK 3, libsecret, PipeWire and libmpv.so.2.
   Use your distribution's package manager to resolve dependencies.
   On Fedora, mpv packages may require a separately enabled multimedia repo.
   This does not support older enterprise distributions such as RHEL 8/9.
   RPM metadata and extraction are verified; Fedora/openSUSE desktop testing
   is required before treating those distributions as fully validated.

4. Per-user installer for other compatible Linux desktops:
   film-kadeh-1.0.0-Linux-x86_64.run
   Run WITHOUT sudo:
     sh film-kadeh-1.0.0-Linux-x86_64.run
   Adds the app and its icon to your personal application menu.
   Requires glibc 2.36+, GTK 3, libsecret, libmpv.so.2 and OpenGL/EGL runtimes.
   Dependencies must already be installed with your distribution's manager.
   Installs under ~/.local/share/film-kadeh and links ~/.local/bin/film-kadeh.
   It can also be extracted without installing:
     sh film-kadeh-1.0.0-Linux-x86_64.run --extract ./film-kadeh

DEB and RPM packages install /opt/film-kadeh, /usr/bin/film-kadeh, the desktop
entry and an application icon. Launch film kadeh from your application menu.
Uninstall DEB with `sudo apt remove film-kadeh`, or RPM through its package manager.
The renamed packages replace the previous filmkio package. The per-user installer
retires its previous menu entry. The application ID and session storage stay the
same so a saved account session survives the name change.

The tar.gz contains the same per-user payload; extract it and run install-user.sh
or app/film-kadeh. Keep the app's executable, lib/ and data/ together.

Account sessions persist without requesting a Keyring password. The session
file is unencrypted, with directory mode 700 and file mode 600. Logging out
deletes the session. Prior Keyring credentials are not migrated; sign in once.

All files target 64-bit Intel/AMD CPUs. ARM64 and 32-bit builds are not included.
Packages are unsigned. SHA256SUMS checks transfer integrity.
The original Ubuntu 26.04 tarball in the parent folder remains a separate build.