Installation
How to install TagViewer.
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Begin by opening the latest release on GitHub. There, you'll see the binaries and packages. If you know what you're doing, just download the one you need. If not, continue reading.
Squirrel.Windows does not work on Linux or Windows (at least for me). Therefore, for now there are no binaries available for Windows. If you are able to package the application on Windows, please so I can add it to the releases. Please follow the manual installation instructions for Windows below.
Download the MacOS zip and extract it. Copy the TagViewer.app
folder to /Applications
. You may need to give your password since the directory is protected.
Download the .deb and install it.
Download the .rpm and install it.
pacman
DistrosDownload the PKGBUILD, put it in its own directory (for example, ~/Downloads/tagviewer
), and install it with makepkg -si
. I would include the PKGBUILD in the repository, but I can't figure out how to make a checksum for a directory that contains a file that contains that checksum!
Snaps, Flatpaks, and any other similar formats are not supported. We suggest that you follow one of the above options instead.
If your operating system isn't currently supported, you can also perform a manual installation. Begin by downloading the .zip package for your operating system (not the source code at the bottom of the binaries list). Extract it in a temporary location. Then follow the steps below for your operating system.
Move all of the contents to C:\Program Files\TagViewer
(You need to create that directory). If you want, make a shortcut on the desktop, by right-clicking and selecting New / Shortcut
. For the target, input C:\Program Files\TagViewer\tagviewer.exe
. You can name the shortcut anything you like, but I suggest "TagViewer". Create the shortcut. You'll need to select the correct icon, so right-click on the shortcut and select Properties. Near the bottom of the popup window, click on Change Icon. Click Browse in the popup window. Input C:\Program Files\TagViewer\resources\app\icons\macwin\icon.ico
. Click OK and exit the popups. TagViewer is now installed on your system.
N/A. See above.
Install the following dependencies (if any of them are not available, you probably don't need them):
libgtk-3-0
libnotify4
libnss3
libxss1
libxtst6
xdg-utils
libatspi2.0-0
libdrm2
libgbm1
libxcb-dri3-0
kde-cli-tools | kde-runtime | trash-cli | libglib2.0-bin | gvfs-bin (any one of these)
Copy all of the contents inside the folder to /usr/lib/tagviewer
.
Create a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications
with the following contents:
Create an empty file at /usr/share/lintian/overrides/tagviewer
. You may need to create the directories.
Copy the file at the relative path tagviewer-linux-x64/resources/app/icons/png/512x512.png
to /usr/share/pixmaps/tagviewer.png
.
Make a symlink from /usr/bin/tagviewer
to /usr/lib/tagviewer/tagviewer
.
Optionally, copy the same .desktop file above to your desktop to have a shortcut.
Alternatively, enter the commands below in the terminal, from the tagviewer-linux-x64
folder. You may need to give your password, but rest assured that it is only used to copy files into system directories, and the below commands do exactly what is listed above.
And to copy the shortcut from /usr/share/applications/tagviewer.desktop to your desktop, run the following:
To uninstall TagViewer, delete all files you created/copied while installing. No other interventions are necessary.