KeepGlide for desktop1.4.3
Download KeepGlide for Linux (x86_64)
KeepGlide for desktop is a free notes app for Linux: your notes, PDFs and files, linked together, local-first.
Packages for Linux (x86_64). Not sure which one? Start with AppImage.
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Open this page on a Linux computer to install KeepGlide, or send yourself the link.
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Packages
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AppImage Recommended
Most Linux distributions
One file, no install: after it downloads, tick "Allow executing file as program" (Properties › Permissions) or run
chmod +x FILE.AppImage, then double-click it.Does not open?
If it does not open with a libfuse.so.2 error, install the library for your system:
- Ubuntu 24.04 or later, and Linux Mint 22 or later:
sudo apt install libfuse2t64 - Older Ubuntu and Debian, and Linux Mint 21:
sudo apt install libfuse2 - Fedora: install
fuse-libs
- Ubuntu 24.04 or later, and Linux Mint 22 or later:
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Debian and Ubuntu (.deb)
Debian and Ubuntu (.deb), also Linux Mint and Pop!_OS
Double-click it to open it in your software center, or run
cd ~/Downloads && sudo apt install ./FILE.debin a terminal. -
Fedora (.rpm)
Also other RPM-based distributions
Double-click it to open it in Software, or run
cd ~/Downloads && sudo dnf install ./FILE.rpmin a terminal.
Not sure your computer is x86_64? Run uname -m; x86_64 is the supported answer.
After installing the .deb or .rpm, open KeepGlide from your apps menu (search for KeepGlide). The AppImage opens when you double-click it, after the permission step above.
Next: read the help to write your first note, or connect an AI agent with the MCP guide.
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