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============ Installation ============ This are the instructions to install Libervia Desktop-Kivy using Python. Note that if you are using GNU/Linux, Libervia Desktop-Kivy may already be present on your distribution. Libervia Desktop-Kivy is a frontend, the Libervia backend must be installed first (if you haven't installed it yet, it will be downloaded automatically as it is a dependency of Libervia Desktop-Kivy). Libervia Desktop-Kivy and Libervia Backend must always have the same version. We recommend to use development version for now. Development Version ------------------- The simplest way to install Libervia Desktop-Kivy at the moment is with `pipx`_:: $ pipx install --system-site-packages hg+https://repos.goffi.org/libervia-desktop#egg=libervia-desktop Usage ===== To launch Libervia Desktop-Kivy enter:: $ libervia-desktop_kivy If you want to connect directly a profile:: $ libervia-desktop_kivy -p profile_name Once started, you can use ``F11`` to switch fullscreen mode. You can show/hide the menu with ``ALT + M`` and show/hide the notification bar with ``ALT + N``. In Libervia Desktop-Kivy, notifications appear on the top of the screen, in the *notification bar*. They appear for a few seconds, but you can click on the left Libervia Desktop-Kivy icon to see them entirely and take your time to read them. There is no focus stealing pop-up in Libervia Desktop-Kivy, when some event requires a user action, a Libervia Desktop-Kivy icon will appear on the right of notification bar, so user can click and interact with it when it is suitable. Libervia Desktop-Kivy has a concept of **activities**. An activity is some kind of communication tool (chat, file sharing, remote control, etc.). On top left of each activity you have an icon representing the activity selected. Click on it to select something else. You may have noticed the 3 small dots on top and left border of each activity. You can click (or touch) them, and drag to the bottom or right to create a new activity. This way you can do several things on the same screen (e.g. check several chat rooms, or use the file sharing and the chat at the same time). To close this extra activity, click again on the 3 dots and drag in the opposite direction until the top or left line become red, then release your mouse. .. _pipx: https://pypa.github.io/pipx/