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Expand this section to see what distros are using an up to date version of Flameshot General packages (AppImage, snap, and Flatpak): they can run on common Linux-based operating systems, such as RHEL, CentOS, openSUSE, SLED, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian and derivatives. In addition, we also have continuous integration, it currently provides the following packages which can be accessed via our Github release page: In these cases you might want to either go for the packages we provide on Flameshot release page or go with distro-agnostic solutions which are explained here.

In rolling-release distros (e.g Arch, Solus), you can expect to get the recent version of Flameshot within the first few days of release, but in nonrolling-release distros (e.g Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora) you will most probably stay a few versions behind, especially if your Linux release version is old (check here).

Therefore, if the version is very old or you have problems installing Flameshot from the commands above, please directly contact the distribution.

Other than AUR (Arch User Repository) that is officially maintained by Flameshot developers, all packages listed above are maintained by the respective Linux distribution.

If you want to run Flameshot with the most cutting edge features, you canĭownload a development version from here or use AUR if you are on an Arch-based distro. NixOS: nix-env -install -attr nixos.flameshot There are packages available for different distros:

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If (-not (Get-Command choco.How to install Flameshot on Linux systems.

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