These are binary AppDirs or Application Directories mainly for use
with the ROX-Filer.

I package binary AppDirs with a 'tbz' suffix.
AppDirs which contain source code have the 'tar.bz2' suffix.

To use the AppDirs you should first get the ROX-Filer itself
working. To do that you need to first install the MIME info used by
the ROX-Filer. Install the AFX-rox-base-1.0.4-noarch package using
installpkg.

Then, unpack the ROX-Filer tarball into a directory in your path,
or even better, create an apps directory in /usr:
mkdir -p /usr/apps

then unpack like this:
cd /usr/apps
tar xfv Path/To/Tarball
Then make sure the permissions are right
chown -R root.root ROX-Filer

Then you can run it like this
cd /usr/apps/ROX-Filer && ./AppRun

Of course it's handier to put a wrapper in your path and name 
it simply 'rox'. You can copy the following into a blank text
file and save it as 'rox'. Then copy or move it anywhere in 
your path.

#/bin/bash
cd /usr/apps/ROX-Filer ;
exec ./AppRun "$@"
exit 0



That's all. be sure there's a blank line after 'exit 0'.

Once you have the filer running you should be able to use some
of the AppDirs, although many of the ones I am writing and adapting
depend on having Xdialog installed. Look in the Packages directory
for Xdialog.

The first thing you'll want to unpack and use is probably SqueezeMe,
which is an AppDir for creating and decompressing archives. Move or
copy SqueezeMe into /usr/apps and untar it as above for ROX-Filer.

Then you can just drop any archive onto the SqueezeMe icon to unpack
it in the same directory.

You'll find more information and resources for the AFX-ROX-Filer at:
http://amigolinux.org/download/Sources/AmigoProjects/AFX-ROX