Rapid Installer
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Details for Rapid Installer
Package name
- rapid-installer
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 12 August 2026 - latest/stable
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Universal Package Installer, AppCleaner & Developer Toolchain Manager
Rapid Installer is the ultimate macOS-style graphical desktop application manager and package installer for Linux.
FOR BEGINNERS & ROOKIES: • 1-click double-click installation for .deb, .tar.gz, .zip, .AppImage, .rpm, .7z, and .tar.xz packages. • No terminal commands or complex sudo permissions needed—double click any app archive to install visually. • Sleek GTK3 App Dashboard to launch installed applications and clean up unused apps.
FOR POWER USERS & DEVELOPERS: • AppCleaner-style deep uninstallation & disk space usage analytics. • Built-in Developer Runtime Manager: 1-click environment setup for Node.js (nvm), Bun, Rust (rustup), Python (pyenv), and Go (golang). • Zero-sudo user-space isolation (~/.local/opt/) & smart binary heuristic entry point ranking.
Key Search Terms: installer, deb installer, appimage runner, package manager, software center, app uninstaller, appcleaner, nvm, bun, rustup, pyenv, go toolchain, double click install, linux app store.
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