This article describes how to install Nexus Personal Desktop Client on Linux.
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Install Personal Desktop Client on Linux, Ubuntu distributions
Double click the .deb file or, for example, use gdebi to install from the command line.
If you later want to add PKCS#11 integration for other products, such as Firefox and Thunderbird, you can run dpkg-reconfigure. Integration will be added to those users which have a profile directory. (For instance, there is no Firefox profile directory before Firefox has been started for the first time.)
Example:sudo dpkg-reconfigure personal
Install Personal Desktop Client on Linux, Red Hat/CentOS distributions
Double click the .rpm file or, for example, use rpm or yum to install from the command line.
Configuration file
A configuration file is shipped with the product, located in /etc/personal/Personal.cfg. It includes information about specific options and comments and is intended for an admin user.
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