hugobarauna

hugobarauna

Livebook Core Team

This post announces the Livebook desktop app, a way to install Livebook on your machine without the requirement to have Elixir installed before.

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AstonJ

AstonJ

Congrats on the launch! :041:

Looks great and works on my Mac :003: (macOS 12.5)

Not sure if you’re aware, but when browsing the blog homepage and clicking on an article lower down the page the page doesn’t jump to the top of the article you clicked on…

antoine-duchenet

antoine-duchenet

Congratulations !

Is any Linux version planned ?

hugobarauna

hugobarauna OP

Livebook Core Team

Congratulations !

Thanks! :raised_hands:

Is any Linux version planned ?

We are not planning a Linux version right now, but one can still install Livebook in other ways in a Linux machine.

That said, we would definitely consider contributions!

hugobarauna

hugobarauna OP

Livebook Core Team

Didn’t know about that, thanks!

egze

egze

Looking forward to a tutorial how to use AppBundler :pray:

cblavier

cblavier

This is awesome, I really want to use your project!
(I actually don’t know what for, but this just a matter of time :stuck_out_tongue:)

Nefcairon

Nefcairon

Finally I installed Livebook Desktop on my main Windows machine (as there sadly is no Chromebook version).

Is it supposed to open a new tab in my normal browser or to open in a seperate window?

hugobarauna

hugobarauna OP

Livebook Core Team

It’s supposed to open a tab in your default browser.

Although there’s no Livebook Desktop distribution for Chromebook, there are other ways to install Livebook:

if you don’t have Elixir installed on your machine:

  • Docker

If you have Elixir installed on your your machine:

  • Escript
  • From source

There’s more info about installation that in the README.

Nefcairon

Nefcairon

Thanks for your explanation. On my chromebook I use Livebook installed from source.
So it’s pretty much the same on windows desktop as it’s on chromebook directly installed from source - allright :slight_smile:

So now that I put livebook.exe in my autostart folder, after booting windows I have a livebook icon in the tray and it automatically opens my browser. Can I configure it that there is only the icon and not directly opening my browser?

hugobarauna

hugobarauna OP

Livebook Core Team

Good question, I don’t know the answer.

@wojtekmach can you help here?

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