Which download do I need?
OliveTin can be run as a service or a container. If you are not sure which is best for you, read containers vs services.
Packages (run OliveTin as a service)
This is a table that explains which package/download is best for each environment;
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AMD / Intel → |
Linux |
Other → |
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Red Hat, Fedora, etc → |
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Debian, Ubuntu → |
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Windows |
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macOS,macOS |
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32bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 1, 2, or similar) → |
Linux |
Other → |
One of the |
Red Hat, Fedora, etc → |
One of the |
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Debian, Ubuntu → |
One of the |
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64bit ARM (Apple M1, Raspberry Pi 3, 4, or similar) → Note: If you are running 32bit Raspberry Pi OS, choose the 32bit ARM download option instead. |
Linux |
Other → |
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Red Hat, Fedora, etc → |
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Debian, Ubuntu → |
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macOS |
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A full list of packages can be downloaded from the GitHub project releases page.
Container images
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Note
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OliveTin is supported when run as a Linux Container in many different ways, and lot of OliveTin users will assume that a Linux Container is the best way to install OliveTin because Linux Containers are really popular… However, it is very common that some OliveTin use cases become overcomplicated when a container is used, compared to running as a native service. Read the Containers vs Services document to understand if a container or a service is right for your use case. |
The image is pushed to the following registries, pick the one that you prefer - the container images are identical so you only need one;
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Dockerhub container image: docker.io/jamesread/olivetin
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GitHub container image: ghcr.io/jamesread/olivetin
The following methods can be used to install the container;