This version of Truple for Linux does not currently support blacking out banking websites. We strongly encourage the use of the image blurring feature to hide private information that may be captured.

Prerequisits

• Truple is not compatible with Wayland display server. Please use X11.
• The latest version uses updated GCC libraries. If you get an error regarding GLIBCXX_3.4.32 not being found, please see the note at the bottom of this article.

Instructions

1. Download and install ImageMagick apt-get install imagemagick
2. Download Truple from linux.truple.io/prod/Truple.AppImage.
3. Place Truple.AppImage into your user profile's home directory (~/)*
   mv ~/Downloads/Truple.AppImage ~/Truple.AppImage
4. Make the file executable
   chmod +x ~/Truple.AppImage
5. Launch the AppImage using the command below (or just double click on it)
   ~/./Truple.AppImage --no-sandbox &
6. Click Get Started
7. Login with your subscribed Truple account**
8. Answer the questions

* Truple is designed to run out of your Home directory. It may not launch properly or restart properly if moved. If you move the Truple.AppImage file, it will result in a tamper email being sent.

** If the device is not physically present, you should not share your Truple credentials. Instead follow these instructions.

Supported Distros

There are a lot of different linux distros out there. We've designed Truple to work with Ubuntu. Customers have reported some tweaks needed in order to use it on other distros below. We cannot verify/guarantee the tweaks will result in everything working for your device.

• Fedora - Install x11-xserver-utils by running sudo apt-get install x11-xserver-utils
• Ubuntu - Some customers have reported needing to install imagemagick using the following command sudo apt install graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat
• Debian - See https://trendoceans.com/how-to-enable-x11-and-disable-wayland-window-system/

Updated App requires Updated GCC libs

We recently updated the underlying electron library that the app is built on top of. This update requires updated GCC libs in order to run. Some older versions of Ubuntu (< 24.04) and other linux distros may require an update to those libraries. Customers have reported the following commands resolved this issue for them:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade libstdc++6