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Application Store

This is the official application store for AnduinOS. Here you can find the most popular applications for AnduinOS.

!!! note "Start exploring now!"

To get started, pick the app from the menu on the left!

!!! warning "Disclaimer - No warranty"

The programs included with the AnduinOS are free software; the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the individual files in `/usr/share/doc/*/copyright`.

AnduinOS comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The applications mentioned in this store might NOT be officially supported by AnduinOS! Please refer to the official website of the application for support.

The applications mentioned in this store might NOT be open-source! Please refer to the license of the application for more information.

How to install applications on AnduinOS

AnduinOS support the same software installation methods as Debian.

While we provide an official way to install some applications, you can also install applications from the official Debian repository or other third-party repositories.

Before continuing, you need to know how to open terminal on AnduinOS.

!!! note "AnduinOS 2 ships with a native app store"

Starting with AnduinOS 2, the **`anduinos-appstore`** comes pre-installed. It provides a curated, one-click installation experience for popular applications — while always installing software through their official channels, so you never get an outdated or repackaged version.

That said, AnduinOS remains agnostic about how you manage your software. If you prefer Flatpak, Snap, AppImage, or Nix, you are free to set them up. The native store is a convenience, not a walled garden.

For third-party store options, see the guides linked in the Store section of the sidebar.

How to paste the commands into the terminal

To open the terminal on AnduinOS, you can press Ctrl + Alt + T or search for Terminal in the application menu.

Once you have opened the terminal, you can follow the instructions below to install applications on AnduinOS.

You need to copy the commands and paste them into the terminal. To paste the copied commands into the terminal, you can press Ctrl + Shift + V.

  • If the terminal asks for your confirmation, you need to type Y and press Enter.
  • If the terminal asks for your password, you need to enter your password and press Enter.

Before installing applications

Before starting, we strongly recommend installing the following applications first:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install apt-transport-https ca-certificates curl software-properties-common wget gnupg -y

This command will install the necessary tools to install applications from the official Debian repository or other third-party repositories.

Install applications from the apt repository

To install applications from the apt repository, you can run:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install <package-name>

For example, to install htop, you can run:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install htop

To learn more about apt, please read the Use apt to manage packages guide.

Install applications from the .deb package

To install applications from the .deb package, you need to download the .deb package from the official website. For example:

cd ~
wget https://updates.insomnia.rest/downloads/ubuntu/latest -O insomnia.deb

Then, you can install the .deb package by running:

sudo apt install ./insomnia.deb -y

!!! warning "Unable to automatically upgrade this application"

The above command only installs the launcher. If you run `sudo apt upgrade`, it won't upgrade it automatically. You will need to manually rerun the above command to upgrade.

This is because the software provider didn't setup a repository for automatic updates. You will need to check the official website for updates.

!!! note "Setup apps upgrade automatically"

If you want to setup the application to upgrade automatically, you can follow the instructions [here](../Install/Update-Your-System.md)