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If you prefer containerized applications (sandboxed), a Flatpak version is also maintained by the community. This works on almost any Linux distribution.
You can quickly install the package using your terminal. Open your terminal window and navigate to your Downloads directory: cd ~/Downloads Step 3: Install the Package
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Open your terminal and run the following command to trust the repository packages:
Click . Your browser will open to authenticate the app. This step links your local machine to your repositories for free. 2. Configure Git Globals Open your terminal window and navigate to your
Set your global username and email. This information attaches to your commits. It is best to match the email used on your GitHub account. 3. Clone or Create a Repository
The repository provides a reliable package feed: If you prefer containerized applications (sandboxed)
This method is preferred because it keeps the software updated automatically via your system's package manager.
Officially, GitHub does not maintain a native Linux version of their Desktop client. To fill this gap, a dedicated open-source community maintains a cross-platform fork (often referred to as the "Shiftkey fork") that mirrors the exact look, feel, and functionality of the official client but includes native Linux support.
This comprehensive guide will show you how to install GitHub Desktop on Debian, Ubuntu, and derivative distributions completely free of charge. Why Use GitHub Desktop on Linux?
Which and version you are using (e.g., Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 12).
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