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Linux

Linux users have multiple installation options. The Frame Wallet is packaged as a .deb, .snap, .AppImage, and tarball (.tar.gz) package. Once you download the file, the following steps will vary depending on your Linux distribution.

  • Snap: Use the following command to install Frame as a Snap (this command requires root privileges):

    • sudo snap install --dangerous <frame_installer.snap>

  • AppImage: For installing Frame as an AppImage, change the file to executable and then run the AppImage:

$ chmod +x <frame-x.x.x.AppImage> 
$ ./<frame-x.x.x.AppImage>

  • Debian-based distributions: The .deb package can be used with the apt command as normal. Run the following code for installation: apt install ./frame-x.x.x.deb

  • Tarball: Here you will need to untar or extract the .tar.gz package and run the frame binary. Use these commands:

$ tar xf <frame_package.tgz> 
$ cd frame-x.x.x 
$ ./frame