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Installing BassBoom on Linux!
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Installing BassBoom on Linux!
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Before performing the installation, your Linux system must meet the following requirements:
Supported distros
Konsole, GNOME Terminal, etc.
There are several ways to install BassBoom on Linux systems.
If you like to manually unpack the BassBoom packages, follow these steps:
Ensure that you have all the required software installed
Download the latest release ZIP file from .
Unpack the ZIP archive to any folder of your choice
Open your favorite terminal emulator, like Konsole, and change the working directory to a folder containing the BassBoom executable
Execute dotnet BassBoom.Cli.dll
to start the kernel
If you're running Ubuntu, you can install BassBoom using the Ubuntu PPA. Just follow these steps:
Open your terminal emulator and execute the following:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:eofla/bassboom
sudo apt update
Install the bassboom
package and follow the instructions (appending the -XX
suffix to indicate the third API version part, such as 2
)
sudo apt install bassboom-2
Start bassboom
(appending the same suffix above, like bassboom-2
), or use your app drawer to find BassBoom
corresponding to your installed API version
You can choose between the version series that you want to upgrade in the output of the apt
command when it prompts you to select one of them, as bassboom
is a virtual package.
If you're running Arch, you can install BassBoom using the Arch Linux AUR. Just follow these steps:
Install the bassboom-2
package and follow the instructions (appending the -XX
suffix to indicate the third API version part, such as 2
)
yay -Sy bassboom-2
Start bassboom
(appending the same suffix above, like bassboom-2
), or use your app drawer to find BassBoom
corresponding to your installed API version
You can't install the release version and the cutting-edge (those with the -git
suffix) version at the same time, since files conflict.
Bleeding-edge builds usually come from building the development branch of the kernel, and they usually contain bugs and other untested features.
If you're a tester to such software, please follow the steps on your Linux machine. Please be sure that you're signed in to your GitHub account.
Select the most recent build
Scroll down to Artifacts and click on the bb-build
button to download the ZIP file.
Extract the file. Be sure that you have the latest version of 7-Zip or your favorite archive manager installed.
Open your favorite terminal emulator, like Konsole, and change the working directory to a folder containing the BassBoom executable
Execute dotnet BassBoom.Cli.dll
to start the kernel
Open your terminal emulator and install your preferred AUR helper. Further steps assume that you have installed.
Open the