1. Installation
  2. Linux

Installation

Install on Linux

Preinstalled on

  • UbuntuCE - a Linux-based free and open source operating system geared towards Christians.
  • Ubuntu Studio - a free and open source operating system made for creative people.

snapcraft

        sudo snap install freeshow

      

Check it out on snapcraft.io.

Arch PKGBUILD

        sudo pacman -S freeshow-git

      

This format is not regularly updated!
Check it out on archlinux.org.

.AppImage

  1. Allow executing

    Right-click the .AppImage file, and choose "Properties"

  2. Properties

    Go to "Permissions", and check the box that says "Allow executing file as program"

  3. Execute

    Double-click the .AppImage file

arm64 devices

You can download a custom ARM build from the downloads page, marked with "arm64" or "aarch64" in the file name.

Other versions

We also have .deb (debian) and .rpm (Red Hat) available.

Chromebook

Chromebooks run on Linux, so if you set up the "Linux development environment" you can install the .deb file.

Android

Android devices runs on Linux under the hood. So if you really need FreeShow on an Android device, you should be able to find a tutorial on the internet.

Application data path

For advanced users

        ~/.config/freeshow