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This article describes how to install Nexus Personal Desktop Client on Linux.
The installation program consist of a two types of packages
- For Ubuntu distributions:
A deb package named personal-<VERSION_NUMBER>_<PLATFORM>.deb - For Red Hat/CentOS distributions:
An rpm package named personal-<VERSION_NUMBER>.<DISTRO_NUMBER>.<PLATFORM>.rpm
Step-by-step instructions
Install Personal Desktop Client
Install Personal Desktop Client on Linux, Ubuntu distributions
Double click the .deb file or, for example, use gdebi
to install from the command line.
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
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.
A private configuration file is created when Personal Desktop Client is started. It will be added in ~/.personal/config/Personal.cfg.
Sample configuration file
Uninstall Personal Desktop Client
Uninstall Personal Desktop Client on Linux, Ubuntu distributions
To uninstall Personal Desktop Client on Linux (Ubuntu distribution), use any of the following methods:
apt-get remove
$ sudo apt-get remove personal
apt-get purge
When you purge packages, you remove the packages and their configuration files. Enter the command below to purge a package in a terminal window.
$ sudo apt-get purge personal
After a purge, you should normally do:
$ sudo apt-get autoremove
Uninstall Personal Desktop Client on Linux, Red Hat/CentOS distributions
To uninstall Personal Desktop Client on Linux (Red Hat/CentOS distribution) use any of the following methods:
$ sudo yum remove personal
rpm -e
When you purge packages, you remove the packages and their configuration files. Enter the command below to purge a package in a terminal window.
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