Add support for more package managers and AppImageLauncher

[AlbydST]

Description

I added support for the following package managers:

• Bonsai
• pkg_info (CRUX)
• GNU Guix
• Rad / Radula
• URPMI
• Birb
• Pip

I also improved AppImage detection, now it supports AppImageLauncher and automatically detects where the files are.

Relevant Links

Bonsai Homepage
GNU Guix Homepage
Rad / Radula Homepage
Birb Homepage
Pip Homepage

[hykilpikonna]

guix already exists below (line 2216 and 2233)

[hykilpikonna]

I can't find a package manager named bonsai... searching for "bonsai linux package manager" doesn't give any meaningful results, besides from an abandoned repo (which uses the command bs instead of bonsai) and another repo that only has two stars. Which bonsai did you want to add support for?

Nevermind, I just saw the PR comment, sorry ;-;

[hykilpikonna]

pkg_info also exists above

[hykilpikonna]

Okay otherwise it's good! I don't have the environment to test the more niche package managers so I'll trust your work.

[hykilpikonna]

Okay I fixed some shellcheck errors. Please test the changes and let me know if things work / don't work as originally intended.

[AlbydST]

Works perfectly! (Sorry for the duplicates!)

[Lili1228]

I have just seen pip being added to my list of packages and it's actually impossible to detect how many packages are installed. pip freeze cannot distinguish between packages installed by other package managers and by itself, inflating the number drastically:

[lili@bocchi ~]$ pip freeze | wc -l # how many packages from pip does hyfetch detect?
226
[lili@bocchi ~]$ j=0; for i in $(pip freeze | cut -d= -f1); do pacman -Qq | grep -iq $i && j=$((j+1)); done; echo $j # how many of them are likely to come from my pacman?
209

[hykilpikonna]

I have just seen pip being added to my list of packages and it's actually impossible to detect how many packages are installed. pip freeze cannot distinguish between packages installed by other package managers and by itself, inflating the number drastically

Right, it is impossible to detect how many packages are specifically installed using the pip command and how many are installed using the system package manager. Though, it can still be a meaningful metric of how many python packages are installed in your current environment.

[Lili1228]

On one hand yes, on the other… is it that important to justify cluttering the "Packages" line? Same logic could go to Perl, Node.js and a few other languages.

[hykilpikonna]

On one hand yes, on the other… is it that important to justify cluttering the "Packages" line? Same logic could go to Perl, Node.js and a few other languages.

Try --package_managers off (or tiny)

[Lili1228]

Neither are valid options.

[hykilpikonna]

Neither are valid options.