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Linux Installation Guide

Installing LinkBox on Linux

Choose your package format: .deb for Debian/Ubuntu, .rpm for Fedora/RHEL, or .AppImage for any distro.

Linux doesn't require code signing

Unlike Windows and macOS, Linux does not enforce code-signing restrictions. You can install and run LinkBox directly without any security prompts.

Step by Step

Installation by package format

Pick the package format that matches your distribution.

.debDebian+
  1. 1Download the .deb file from the download page.
  2. 2Open a terminal and navigate to the download directory: cd ~/Downloads
  3. 3Install with: sudo dpkg -i linkbox_linux_x64.deb
  4. 4If you get dependency errors, run: sudo apt-get install -f
  5. 5Launch LinkBox from your application menu or run: linkbox

Screenshot — .deb install

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.AppImageAny modern Linux distribution+
  1. 1Download the .AppImage file from the download page.
  2. 2Make it executable: chmod +x linkbox_linux_x64.AppImage
  3. 3Run it: ./linkbox_linux_x64.AppImage
  4. 4Optional: Move it to /usr/local/bin/ or your preferred location for easy access.
  5. 5Optional: Create a desktop shortcut using your file manager or a tool like appimaged.

Screenshot — .AppImage install

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.rpmFedora+
  1. 1Download the .rpm file from the download page.
  2. 2Open a terminal and navigate to the download directory: cd ~/Downloads
  3. 3Install with dnf (Fedora): sudo dnf install linkbox_linux_x64.rpm
  4. 4Or with rpm directly: sudo rpm -i linkbox_linux_x64.rpm
  5. 5Launch LinkBox from your application menu or run: linkbox

Screenshot — .rpm install

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Downloads

Linux download options

All packages are built for x86_64 (AMD64) architecture.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which package format should I use?

Use .deb for Debian-based distros (Ubuntu, Mint, Pop!_OS). Use .rpm for Fedora, RHEL, or openSUSE. Use .AppImage if you want a portable, no-install version that works on any distro.

Does LinkBox work on Wayland?

LinkBox is built with Tauri (WebView2 / WebKitGTK). It should work on both Wayland and X11. If you encounter rendering issues on Wayland, try running with WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=1.

Does LinkBox run in a sandboxed environment (Flatpak/Snap)?

Currently, official Flatpak and Snap packages are not yet published. We plan to add these in a future release.

Why is there no AUR/Flatpak/Snap package?

We're a small team and are working on expanding distribution channels. Community packages may appear in the AUR before our official release.

Can I verify the download?

Yes — SHA-256 checksums are published with each release on GitHub. Run: sha256sum linkbox_linux_x64.deb and compare with the value on GitHub Releases.

Ready to get started on Linux?

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