Install NotiSpark on Linux
NotiSpark runs on 64-bit Linux. The AppImage works on almost every distribution; the .deb package is for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and similar.
Which one to choose
AppImage (recommended): one file that runs on Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, Manjaro, openSUSE and most others. It updates itself.
Debian package (.deb): installs NotiSpark like other apps on Ubuntu, Debian and Mint. Updates ask for your password, like any system update.
AppImage
- On the Download page, choose Linux, then AppImage.
- Move the file somewhere it can stay, for example a folder called Applications in your home folder.
- Right-click the file → Properties → Permissions, and tick “Allow executing file as program” (or run: chmod +x NotiSpark-*.AppImage).
- Double-click it to start NotiSpark.
Debian package (.deb)
- On the Download page, choose Linux, then .deb.
- Double-click the file to open it in your software center and click Install, or run: sudo apt install ./NotiSpark-*.deb
- Start NotiSpark from your app menu.
Desktop integration
NotiSpark can become your default email app, so “mailto” links open in it: Settings → General → Default email app.