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Telegram is available within the Kali's repository, but the version is little bit older than the current version of [https://desktop.telegram.org/ Telegram for Desktop]. Here is short script how to download and deploy the latest version via the command line.<syntaxhighlight lang="shell" line="1" class="force-prompt">
== Install the latest version of the NextCloud Client ==
 
For Linux, the NextCloid desktop client is available as [https://nextcloud.com/install/#install-clients AppImage]. Here is how to deeply it via the command line.<syntaxhighlight lang="shell" line="1" class="force-prompt">
cd ~/Downloads
cd ~/Downloads
wget https://telegram.org/dl/desktop/linux -O telegram-desktop-linux.tar.xz
wget -O Nextcloud.AppImage \
tar -xvf telegram-desktop-linux.tar.xz
$(curl https://nextcloud.com/install/ | grep -Po 'https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/releases/download/v[\d.]{5,9}/Nextcloud-[\d.]{5,9}-x86_64.AppImage')
mv Telegram ~/.local/share/TelegramDesktop
mkdir ~/.local/share/NextCloud
~/.local/share/TelegramDesktop/Telegram &
mv Nextcloud.AppImage ~/.local/share/NextCloud
rm telegram-desktop-linux.tar.xz
chmod +x ~/.local/share/Nextcloud/Nextcloud.AppImage
~/.local/share/Nextcloud/Nextcloud.AppImage
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Penultimate command above will start the Telegram application. One it is started it will create automatically the necessary .desktop files, so you can find Telegram within the GNOME's applications list. Also you could setup Telegram to automatically start at user log-in from within its settings.  
== Install the NextCloud Client from Kali's repository ==
 
The NextCloud client is is also available in the Kali's repository (probably in Ubuntu's and Debian's ones). The version in the repository is little bit older but it works as it is expected with my NextCloud server.<syntaxhighlight lang="shell" line="1">
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nextcloud-desktop
sudo apt install nautilus-nextcloud
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== Shortcuts ==
 


If you want to put a Telegram icon at the desktop execute the following command. Note Telegram must be started at least one time before running the find/copy command below.<syntaxhighlight lang="shell" line="1" class="force-prompt">
If you want to put a Telegram icon at the desktop execute the following command. Note Telegram must be started at least one time before running the find/copy command below.<syntaxhighlight lang="shell" line="1" class="force-prompt">

Revision as of 21:02, 26 August 2022

In­stall the lat­est ver­sion of the NextCloud Client

For Lin­ux, the NextCloid desk­top client is avail­able as Ap­pIm­age. Here is how to deeply it via the com­mand line.

cd ~/Downloads
wget -O Nextcloud.AppImage \
$(curl https://nextcloud.com/install/ | grep -Po 'https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/releases/download/v[\d.]{5,9}/Nextcloud-[\d.]{5,9}-x86_64.AppImage')
mkdir ~/.local/share/NextCloud
mv Nextcloud.AppImage ~/.local/share/NextCloud
chmod +x ~/.local/share/Nextcloud/Nextcloud.AppImage
~/.local/share/Nextcloud/Nextcloud.AppImage

In­stall the NextCloud Client from Kali's repos­i­to­ry

The NextCloud client is is al­so avail­able in the Kali's repos­i­to­ry (prob­a­bly in Ubuntu's and Debian's ones). The ver­sion in the repos­i­to­ry is lit­tle bit old­er but it works as it is ex­pect­ed with my NextCloud serv­er.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install nextcloud-desktop
sudo apt install nautilus-nextcloud

Short­cuts

If you want to put a Telegram icon at the desk­top ex­e­cute the fol­low­ing com­mand. Note Telegram must be start­ed at least one time be­fore run­ning the find/​​​copy com­mand be­low.

find ~/.local -type f -name 'appimagekit*Telegram*.desktop' -exec cp {} ~/Desktop/Telegram.desktop \;
sed -r -e '/^(Version|SingleMainWindow)/d' -e 's/^(Name=Telegram).*$/\1/' ~/Desktop/Telegram.desktop -i

Then right click on the new icon at the desk­top and choice on the Al­low Launch­ing op­tion. Or run the fol­low­ing com­mands which will do the same for you.

desktop-file-install --mode=0755 --dir=$HOME/Desktop ~/Desktop/Telegram.desktop
dbus-launch gio set ~/Desktop/Telegram.desktop "metadata::trusted" true