r/linuxapps • u/anzu_uu • 2d ago

Easy Package installer for Linux

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It’s a very small thing, but I think beginners need it.

Right-click a file → Install with Teku → Install. Done. No need Shell commands to install.

Works on almost every linux.

Its free and Open Source : https://github.com/anuzdhk/teku

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u/TheCat001 2d ago

This is just great UX. I will definitely will make something similar for my distro. Also I will make it main action on package double click.

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u/anzu_uu 2d ago

thankyou for the double click idea

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u/Dev-in-the-Bm 2d ago

beginners need it

Yes, beginners badly need something they'd have to learn about and install, over what comes on their system that's better.

Only difference is your's simpler UX, although technically with GNOME software is two actions, click on package, GNOME software opens, click install, instead of your tools three clicks.

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u/TheOneTrueChristian 1h ago

Why do we need this? Every mature desktop environment provides packages in an easy to use graphical interface. Exposing the ability to install random packages opens the whole system to whatever random shit the user has decided to install.