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       <Card title=".deb" icon="ubuntu">
          To install Wave Debian-based systems (Ubuntu, Debian, etc.), use one of the following commands.
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         `sudo apt install ./Wave-linux-amd64-<version>.deb`
 
         or
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       <Card title=".rpm" icon="fedora">
         On RPM-based Linux distributions (Fedora, CentOS, etc.), Wave can be installed using the `rpm` command (or `dnf` in Fedora).
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         `sudo rpm -i Wave-linux-x86_64-<version>.rpm`
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           or
 
         `sudo dnf install Wave-linux-x86_64-<version>.rpm`
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       <Card title=".AppImage" icon="linux">
         AppImage allows you to run the Wave application on any Linux distribution without installing it. 
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         First, make the AppImage file executable
         `chmod +x Wave-linux-x86_64-<version>.AppImage`
 
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     1. [Download Wave](https://www.commandline.dev/download) and extract the file
     2. Change to the Wave directory ```cd waveterm-linux-* ```
     3. Run the application:  ```./Wave```
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     Optionally, you can create a `.desktop` file, allowing you to launch Wave directly.
     After doing the above steps, create a file named `Wave.desktop`, and add the following, modifying the `Exec` and `Icon` paths to point to your Wave installation: