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Yes, that AppImage is the regular Linux build and runs on Kubuntu; the docs say Phoenix Code is tested on both GNOME and KDE. The easiest way is the official installer, wget -qO- https://updates.phcode.io/linux/installer.sh | bash, which downloads the current AppImage, installs libfuse2 and libsecret only if the app can't start without them, and adds the menu entry and a phcode command. If you'd rather run the AppImage by hand, you need Kubuntu 22.04 or newer (glibc 2.35+), the libfuse2t64 package (libfuse2 on 22.04) and chmod +x on the file. On 24.04 and newer you may also have to start it with --no-sandbox, because Ubuntu restricts the user namespaces that Electron's sandbox uses; the i…

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