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This page explains how to use the LibCyber Desktop client on Linux

Caution

Due to the wide variety of Linux distributions, currently only Linux distributions using GNOME are guaranteed to run normally, such as Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Debian 11, CentOS Stream 9 and above. If there is an error when starting the software, see the troubleshooting at the bottom of this page.

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Tutorial content​

Download, install, start​

The latest version: V2.7.36

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ARM64 architecture (supports Linux virtual machine on Apple M1/M2 chips) download address:

  • After downloading, right-click in the software directory and click "Open Terminal from Here"

  • Enter chmod +x ./LibCyber* && ./LibCyber* in the terminal, hit Enter, add executable permissions to the software, and try to start it

  • If there is an error, please see the troubleshooting at the bottom of this page.

  • If the startup is normal, you can exit the software, right-click the software-Properties-check "Allow executable file as a program", so that you can directly double-click to start next time.

Troubleshooting​

  • If you encounter error while loading shared libraries: libfuse.so.2 or AppImages require FUSE to run related errors

    Answer: Execute the following command in the terminal (Select the command corresponding to the release version to run)

    sudo apt-get install -y libfuse2 # Ubuntu/Debian
    # sudo yum install -y fuse # CentOS/Fedora

    Then try again and run ./LibCyber* in the terminal

  • If you encounter error while loading shared libraries: libXss.so.1 related errors

    Answer: Execute the following command in the terminal (Select the command corresponding to the release version to run)

    sudo apt-get install -y libxss1 # Ubuntu/Debian
    # sudo yum install -y libXScrnSaver # CentOS/Fedora

    Then try again and run ./LibCyber* in the terminal

  • If you encounter error while loading shared libraries: libXcomposite.so related errors

    Answer: Execute the following command in the terminal (Select the command corresponding to the release version to run)

    sudo apt-get install -y libxcomposite1 # Ubuntu/Debian
    # sudo yum install -y libXcomposit # CentOS/Fedora

    Then try again and run ./LibCyber* in the terminal

  • If you encounter error while loading shared libraries: libXdamage.so.1 related errors

    Answer: Execute the following command in the terminal (Select the command corresponding to the release version to run)

    sudo apt-get install -y libxdamage1 # Ubuntu/Debian
    # sudo yum install -y libXdamage # CentOS/Fedora

    Then try again and run ./LibCyber* in the terminal

  • If you encounter other errors, please search on Google or Baidu first. Before using Linux, please have the ability to solve problems by yourself and get rid of the shadow of cramming education. If you feel powerless, you can click here to find customer service