Linux
Linux installers are available for Debian- and RPM-based distributions on both x64 and ARM architectures.
Run
arch or uname -m to confirm your architecture. For example, if the output is x86_64, it means you have a 64-bit Intel/AMD-based system. Similarly, if the output is aarch64, you have a 64-bit ARM-based system. Debian-Based Distributions
For Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions, download the deb file compatible with your computer architecture.
On Ubuntu, if GNOME Software has already been installed, you can simply double click on the file to install it. Alternatively, you can execute the following command:
sudo apt install $PATH_TO_DEB_FILE
RPM-Based Distributions
For Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, SUSE and other RPM-based Linux distributions, download the RPM file compatible with your computer architecture.
On RPM-based systems, you can install SiLVi with your package manager. For example with dnf, install it with:
sudo dnf install $PATH_TO_RPM_FILE
The Linux version has been briefly tested only on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS so far.