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Version: V2

Linux


Linux Desktop Client

Linux

This page will go through the download and installation of the Tealstreet Desktop Client for Linux.

  • Head on over to the Tealstreet download page to download the Tealstreet Desktop client.

  • Select the "Download for Linux" Option to automatically start your download

Download-Windows

  • The file "Tealstreet-X.X.X.AppImage" will download on your Linux machine.
note

X.X.X represents the current version of the client

Setup


Permissions

  • Now we need to grant the user account execution permissions (Good practice is to not be doing these types of activities on your root account)

chmod

cd Downloads
ls
chmod +x Tealstreet-2.3.5.AppImage
caution

Ubuntu users may sometimes require an additional step, they might need to install the FUSE package

sudo apt-get install fuse
  • You should now be able to run Tealstreet. As an AppImage you do not need to be concerned with 'properly installing' since Tealstreet just functions like a portable application on most OSes. Double click it within your GUI or else launch it via the command prompt.

appstart

./Tealstreet-2.3.5.AppImage
note

If you start Tealstreet and it does not load and you are unsure why please try launching it from the terminal so the console can provide additional debugging information. Also please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions.

caution

If you do try to run Tealstreet as a root account you might encounter an issue with the sandbox being unable to load which will cause the application to not load. Ideally you should exit root account and run it as a normal user, however if you insist on using root you can run it with the --no-sandbox parameter to allow it to run as root.


Tips

tip

It might be worth your time to setup an alias for easier start-up of the terminal. The below screenshot shows a way to create a temporary alias.

alias

alias terminal="~/Downloads/Tealstreet-2.3.5.AppImage"
terminal

Tealstreet-Zoom

tip

You can Zoom the Tealstreet window in and out by clicking the zoom buttons:

You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + to achieve the same effect.