# Linux Installation ## **Debian 12+:** 1. **Download the Package:** Download the latest `k8studio.deb +12` package from the appropriate source. You might obtain this from the official website or another trusted repository. 2. **Open Terminal:** Open a terminal window on your Debian or Ubuntu system. You can do this by searching for "Terminal" in the applications menu or by using the shortcut `Ctrl + Alt + T`. 3. **Navigate to the Directory:** Use the `cd` command to navigate to the directory where the `k8studio.deb` package is located. For example, if it's in the Downloads folder, you can navigate there using ``` cd ~/Downloads ``` 1. **Install the Package:** Install the `k8studio.deb` package using the `dpkg` command. Replace `k8studio.deb` with the actual filename if it's different. ``` sudo dpkg -i k8studio.deb ``` ## **Debian 10:** 1. **Download the Package:** Download the latest `k8studio.deb 10` package from the appropriate source. You might obtain this from the official website or another trusted repository. 2. **Open Terminal:** Open a terminal window on your Debian or Ubuntu system. You can do this by searching for "Terminal" in the applications menu or by using the shortcut `Ctrl + Alt + T`. 3. **Navigate to the Directory:** Use the `cd` command to navigate to the directory where the `k8studio.deb` package is located. For example, if it's in the Downloads folder, you can navigate there using ``` cd ~/Downloads ``` 1. **Install the Package:** Install the `k8studio.deb` package using the `dpkg` command. Replace `k8studio.deb` with the actual filename if it's different. ``` sudo dpkg -i k8studio.deb ``` ## **App Image:** 1. **Download the K8studio AppImage:** Download the "K8studio.appImage" file from the official website or another trusted source. 2. **Set Execution Permissions:** Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory where the "K8studio.appImage" file is located. Use the `chmod` command to make the AppImage file executable. For example: ```bash chmod +x K8studio.appImage ``` 3. **Optional: Move to a Preferred Location:** You can optionally move the AppImage file to a preferred location on your system. For example, you might move it to the `~/Applications` directory. Use the `mv` command for this purpose. For example: ```bash mv K8studio.appImage ~/Applications ``` 4. **Launch the AppImage:** To run the K8studio AppImage, simply double-click on it in your file manager or execute it from the terminal. If you moved the AppImage to a different directory, navigate to that directory in the terminal first. For example: ```bash cd ~/Applications ./K8studio.appImage ``` 5. **Optional: Create Desktop Shortcut:** If you want to create a desktop shortcut for the K8studio AppImage, you can do so manually or by using tools provided by your desktop environment. ## **Fedora:** 1. **Download the RPM Package:** Download the `k8studio.rpm` package from the official website or another trusted source. 2. **Open Terminal:** Open a terminal window on your Fedora system. You can do this by searching for "Terminal" in the applications menu or by using the shortcut `Ctrl + Alt + T`. 3. **Navigate to the Directory:** Use the `cd` command to navigate to the directory where the `k8studio.rpm` package is located. For example, if it's in the Downloads folder, you can navigate there using: ```bash cd ~/Downloads ``` 4. **Install the Package:** Install the `k8studio.rpm` package using the `dnf` package manager. Use the following command: ``` sudo dnf install k8studio.rpm ``` 5. **Enter Your Password:** When prompted, enter your user password. Note that you need to have sudo privileges to install packages on Fedora. 6. **Wait for Installation:** Allow the installation process to complete. The `dnf` package manager will handle dependencies and install the package accordingly. 7. **Verify Installation:** After the installation is complete, you can verify that K8Studio is installed correctly by running: ```css codek8studio --version ``` This should display the installed version of K8Studio. 8. **Launch K8Studio:** You can now launch K8Studio from the application menu or by running: ``` k8studio ``` That's it! You have successfully installed K8Studio on your Fedora system using the RPM package ## **FreeBsd:** 1. **Download the FreeBSD Package:** Download the FreeBSD package for K8Studio, typically named `k8studio.freebsd`, from the official website or another trusted source. 2. **Open Terminal:** Open a terminal window on your FreeBSD system. You can do this by navigating to the Applications menu or by using a shortcut. 3. **Navigate to the Directory:** Use the `cd` command to navigate to the directory where you downloaded the K8Studio package. For example: ```bash cd ~/Downloads ``` 4. **Install the Package:** Install the K8Studio package using the `pkg` package manager. Use the following command: ``` sudo pkg install k8studio.freebsd ``` 5. **Enter Your Password:** When prompted, enter your user password. Note that you need to have sudo privileges to install packages on FreeBSD. 6. **Wait for Installation:** Allow the installation process to complete. The `pkg` package manager will handle dependencies and install the package accordingly. 7. **Verify Installation:** After the installation is complete, you can verify that K8Studio is installed correctly by running: ```css k8studio --version ``` This should display the installed version of K8Studio. 8. **Launch K8Studio:** You can now launch K8Studio from the application menu or by running: ``` k8studio ``` That's it! You have successfully installed K8Studio on your FreeBSD system using the `k8studio.freebsd` package. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://doc.k8studio.io/documentation/getting-started/linux-installation.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. 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