How to install TrueConf client application for Linux

TrueConf offers native applications for multiple Linux distributions. Check out TrueConf advantages:

• 4K video conferencing for up to 1,500 users
• Team messaging and personal chats
• Meeting recording
• Content sharing and slideshow
• Remote desktop control
• Real-time meeting management
• 100% security for your communications.

Find out your operating system version

You can check your operating system version by running the following command in the terminal (it can be applied for all Linux operating systems):

The basic information about your operating system, including its name and version, will be displayed in the console. For example, on the screenshot below you can see that you are using Debian 10:

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Choose your operation system

Should you encounter any problems with application installation, please contact our technical support team.

Graphical Installation

For installing TrueConf, we recommend using the graphical installer. The graphical installer can be invoked by (double) clicking the downloaded package. Depending on your distribution you will get different possibilities to install the package, e.g. Open with Ubuntu Software Center.

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

How to Install It?

You will need to run a command using the administrator account to launch the downloaded package:

trueconf_client_name.deb — the downloaded package name

TrueConf repository address is assigned automatically after the application installation.

Alternate installation

1. Create a file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/trueconf.list with the following line inside:

For Debian

For Ubuntu

For Mint

2. Run the commands as an administrator:

How to Update It?

After initial installation of the application in one of the suggested methods you will be notified about updates automatically.

CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, openSUSE

Connection of EPEL repository

Before installing TrueConf on CentOS and Red Hat, connect the EPEL repository by running the following command as the administrator:

How to Install It?

You will need to run a command using the administrator account to launch the downloaded package:

CentOS (you need to install and enable EPEL repository beforehand):

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (you need to install and enable EPEL repository beforehand):

Fedora:

openSUSE:

trueconf_client_name.rpm — the downloaded package name

TrueConf repository address is assigned automatically after the application installation.

Alternate installation for CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora

1. Create a file /etc/yum.repos.d/trueconf.repo with the following content:

For CentOS (you need to install and enable EPEL repository beforehand):

For CentOS Stream (you need to install and enable EPEL repository beforehand):

For Red Hat Enterprise Linux (you need to install and enable EPEL repository beforehand):

For Fedora:

2. Run the command as an administrator:

For CentOS Stream 9, Fedora 38:

For CentOS older than Stream 9, Fedora older than version 38 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux:

Alternate installation for openSUSE

1. Create a file /etc/zypp/repos.d/trueconf.repo with the following content:

2. Run the command as an administrator:

How to Update It?

After initial installation of the application you will be notified about updates automatically.

Arch

How to Install It?

Available only for 64-bit systems:

trueconf_client_name.pkg.tar.xz — the downloaded package name

How to Update It?

The distribution is installed on top of the current version.

We are constantly improving and developing our products, so when new versions of the client application are released, the user will receive an automatic notification from the system right away!