LCLPLauncher

A manager for applications provided by LCLPNetwork.

Other platforms:

On Linux-based operating systems, you have the choice between different installation methods:

# Debian / Ubuntu / Linux Mint / elementaryOS / Pop!_OS / Zorin OS (via Apt)

On all Debian-based systems, you can use APT to install and update LCLPLauncher. You can either add our repository or download the latest version directly.

Add our repository and signing key and install:

echo 'deb https://deb.lclpnet.work/dists/stable/main/binary/ /' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/lclpnetwork.list
curl -fsSL https://deb.lclpnet.work/Release.key | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/lclpnetwork.gpg > /dev/null
sudo apt update
sudo apt install lclplauncher

# All distributions (via AppImage)

AppImage files are executable files, which can be run from the vast majority of unix-based operating systems. Auto-updating is supported out-of-the-box with no needs of a package-manager, like Apt. However, AppImages will not be integrated to your system; e.g. they will not appear in your apps list and they will not be registered as command.

You can use AppImages, if you do not have root previledges, or if you do not want do install LCLPLauncher.

1. Download

2. Run

chmod +x LCLPLauncher-<version>.AppImage
./LCLPLauncher-<version>.AppImage

Note: Please replace <version> with the version you downloaded.

3. Integrate (optional)

For the complete feature set, like custom URI handling, a .desktop file for the AppImage has to be mounted. Normally, a package manager would takes care of this, but AppImages manage themselves.
To fix this, you can use AppImageLauncher.
Please keep in mind, that the full version breaks the auto-updating feature currently. So please, do only use the light-version.

Installation on Ubuntu or Debian