Linux Flatpak Installation¶
Download the latest release¶
- Open the GitHub releases page: Decode-Orc Releases
- In the latest release, download the Flatpak bundle named like
Decode-Orc-<version>-linux.flatpak.
Install the Flatpak bundle¶
- Install Flatpak (if you do not already have it): https://flatpak.org/setup/
- Install the bundle to your user account:
Note: If you receive an error about a missing KDE runtime you may need to use the following command before installing the Decode-Orc flatpak (ensure the version number matches with the runtime requested by Decode-Orc):
Run the app¶
Launch the GUI:
Use orc-cli from the command line¶
orc-cli is available inside the Flatpak sandbox. Run it like this:
If you want a convenience wrapper, add a shell alias:
Troubleshooting: "file not found" when opening TBC files¶
Features like Quick Project open sibling files next to the file you select
(for example .tbc.db metadata or a matching .tbcy/.tbcc pair), so the
whole directory must be visible inside the sandbox. The Flatpak grants access
to your home directory and to drives mounted under /run/media, /media,
and /mnt. If your captures live somewhere else, grant access manually:
Network drives (SMB/NFS)¶
- Kernel mounts (fstab,
mount -t cifs, systemd automount): work as long as the mount point is under your home directory,/run/media,/media, or/mnt. For other locations use theflatpak overridecommand above. - GNOME (Nautilus) network browsing (
smb://...): works — the sandbox has access to GVFS mounts. - KDE (Dolphin) network browsing: not supported — KDE's kio-fuse uses a randomized runtime path that a Flatpak cannot be granted access to. Mount the share with a kernel cifs mount instead.