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## Installation On Linux ## Installation On Linux
On all Linux-based operating systems, Sideband is available as a `pip` package. This installation method **includes desktop integration**, so that Sideband will show up in your applications menu and launchers. Make sure you have Python and `pip` installed (default on most modern distributions), and run: On all Linux-based operating systems, Sideband is available as a `pip` package. This installation method **includes desktop integration**, so that Sideband will show up in your applications menu and launchers. Depending on your system, you may need to install the `python-pyaudio` or `python3-pyaudio` package for audio messaging support. Make sure you have Python and `pip` installed (default on most modern distributions), and run:
```bash ```bash
# Install Sideband and dependencies on Linux: # Depending on your distribution, you may need
# to install the pyaudio package via the package
# manager included in your distribution, with
# a command like one of the following:
pamac install python-pyaudio # Manjaro
sudo pacman -Sy python-pyaudio # Arch
sudo apt install python3-pyaudio # Debian and derivatives
# Install the Sideband application:
pip install sbapp pip install sbapp
# Find the Sideband application in your launcher, # Find the Sideband application in your launcher,
# or run it directly from the command line: # or run it directly from the command line:
sideband sideband
# You can also run Sideband with more verbose
# log output enabled:
sideband -v
# You can also run Sideband in headless daemon # You can also run Sideband in headless daemon
# mode, for example as a telemetry collector: # mode, for example as a telemetry collector:
sideband --daemon sideband --daemon