Recently I have been using language specific package managers more - cargo (and cargo binstall) to get most of rust stuff. And since I like new stuff, I happen to have quiet a few (~20) packages from it. binstall allows to fetch binary releases. Only major problem with it is that cargo has limitations in it’s pacakaging, and effectively only /bin parts of package is installed
I am using soar now for appimages and some other binary packages (go and rust) (recently got like 10 packages from it, and will update my page too), but if a package is on cargo, and soar, I prefer the cargo one (no strong reason for it).
The official AppImage runtime has been static (no longer depends on any libfuse) and built with fuse3 since 3 years ago. Only electron builder remains with this nonsense of using the old runtime.
Also DWARFS AppImages that also do not need FUSE at all to run.
I am using soar now for appimages and some other binary packages (go and rust) (recently got like 10 packages from it, and will update my page too), but if a package is on cargo, and soar, I prefer the cargo one (no strong reason for it).