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FigureLoom Bio Easy Install
FigureLoom Bio can be installed like a normal desktop program. The first command adds an installer window, the local IDE, an unzipped test folder, and a one-click test.
Open a terminal in Linux or in your running Kasm workspace and paste:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/victork4314-sys/Figureloom/main/figureloom-bio/linux/install-linux.sh | sudo bashInside Kasm, use the terminal inside the workspace. This does not rebuild or replace the Kasm image.
- Install or Update FigureLoom Bio
- FigureLoom Bio IDE
- Test FigureLoom Bio
- FigureLoom Bio Test Files, already unzipped
Double-click Install or Update FigureLoom Bio. The window shows whether the engine, IDE, launchers, browser support, and test files are ready. It installs only missing basic Linux pieces and leaves optional scientific tools alone.
The window can:
- install or update FigureLoom Bio;
- repair missing launchers or files;
- open the IDE;
- open the test folder;
- run the quick test.
Double-click Test FigureLoom Bio, or run:
flbio quick-testA successful test ends with:
EVERY QUICK TEST PASSED.
The test uses real CSV, FASTA, and FASTQ inputs and also checks figures, alignment, and a tree.
Double-click Install or Update FigureLoom Bio and choose update or repair. There is no need to repeat the full manual installation guide.
Double-click FigureLoom Bio IDE. It opens locally in its own app window without normal browser tabs or an address bar.
FigureLoom is free and open source under AGPL-3.0-only. Open the editor at figureloom.org or return to the repository.
- Interface and navigation
- Phone and tablet
- Projects, saving, and recovery
- Canvas, pages, and layers
- Text, shapes, arrows, and connectors
- Images, SVG, and uploads
- FigureLoom Bio
- Complete Bio command reference
- Illustrations and maps
- Data, tables, and charts
- Equations, code, and notation
- Pro Tools and advanced science
- Review, references, and accessibility