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On all Linux-based operating systems, Sideband is available as a `pipx`/`pip` package. This installation method **includes desktop integration**, so that Sideband will show up in your applications menu and launchers.
#### Dependencies
Depending on your system, you will first need to install a few dependencies for audio messaging and Codec2 support to work:
You will first need to install a few dependencies for audio messaging and Codec2 support to work:
```bash
# For Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives
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```
#### Install application
Once dependencies are installed, install the Sideband application itself:
Once those are installed, install the Sideband application itself:
```bash
# Finally, install Sideband using pipx:
pipx install sbapp
```
After installation, you can now run Sideband in a number of different ways:
```bash
# If this is the first time installing something with pipx,
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# to close and reopen your terminal after this.
pipx ensurepath
# Finally, install Sideband using pipx:
pipx install sbapp
# The first time you run Sideband, you will need to do it
# from the terminal:
sideband