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one-click-installer
Tool and file format to provide one-click installation of third party applications independent of Linux distribution used
  
  
  
  
    
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Project owners:
  krzysztof.lichota

The goal of this project it to create one-click software installation feature for Linux users, especially for third-party developers to provide easy way of installing their software.

Example: user clicks on link on web page, wizard appears which guides user through simple steps to add repository, choose what user wants to install (allowing to choose not to install for example docs) and finally installs the application and accompanying packages. User does not have to know what distribution he is using, what package type, how to add keys for digital signing, etc.

For more screenshots of wizard, see Screenshots page.

What one-click-installer is:

  1. Simple way for users to install software without knowing what distribution you use, how to add repositories, keys, etc. Just click on link, click Next, Next, and you are done. For instructions see InstructionsForUsers.
  2. Simple way for application developers (also proprietary) of providing their apps to users. For instructions see InstructionsForApplicationDevelopers.
  3. Simple way of providing apps to users by third party packagers and loco teams. For instructions see InstructionsForPackagers.
  4. Simple way of providing apps to users by distributions. For instructions see InstructionsForDistributions.

What one-click-installer is not:

Possibilities created by one-click-installer:

Other important features:

If you want to try out One Click Installer, please download and install package from Download section on the right (or you can browse full downloads list). Then, go to ExampleInstallationFiles page to install example applications.

Key points of design:

More information about file format is available on OneClickInstallerFileFormat page.

More information about tool implementation is available on OneClickInstallerTool page.

Details of current impementation: