Linux pre-installation: clear structure and install format

First: Confirmation of equipment architecture

The web-based training programme offers an amd64 / x64 and an ARM64 installer, respectively. General x 64 desktop devices to view amd64, ARM devices to view arm64; ultimately, the actual information on the device is the subject.

Don't interpret amd64 as just looking at a processor brand. When selecting the plan for installation, the key is whether the architecture matches.

Second: Confirmation of installation format

The official curriculum recommends that the AppImage be given priority on the regular desktop. Debian / Ubuntu users can also view the Deb installer and continue to distinguish between amd64 and arm64.

x64 Desktop

amd64 AppImage / deb

ARM64 Equipment

arm64 AppImage / deb

Debian / Ubuntu

Deb plans to view corresponding structures

Let's see how compatible we are before we start installation.

There are currently no uniform and clear minimum distribution requirements in the official website. Read the Linux official tutorial before downloading to confirm whether the installation is suitable for your own system.

The main download entry for this page is x64 AppImage. When additional structures or formats are required, the corresponding installer is selected through the official curriculum.

Continue account and connection settings after installation

The installation was completed in accordance with the web-based training programme and the client log-in account was opened. Confirms the available data to the server and starts the connection on the client ' s tip.

In case of installation or start-up, the distribution, architecture, format and specific error tips are kept and then processed against the official curriculum.