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Documentation for ScryLab v0.1.6

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Installation

ScryLab is available for Linux and Windows. Please follow the appropriate instructions for your operating system.

Linux

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  1. Make sure Flatpak is installed on your system. Instructions can be found at flatpak.org/setup.

  2. Install ScryLab directly from Flathub:

    Terminal window
    flatpak install flathub de.scrylab.ScryLab

    Alternatively, visit the ScryLab page on Flathub and click Install.

  3. Start ScryLab via the application menu or using the terminal:

    Terminal window
    flatpak run de.scrylab.ScryLab

    Then follow the licensing guide.

Windows

  1. Download ScryLab-stable-Setup.exe from the download page.

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    If the download is unsuccessful, please follow the instructions in the Blocked Download (Windows) section.

  2. Run ScryLab-stable-Setup.exe and follow the installation wizard.

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    If the installation does not start or the Windows App Store opens instead, please follow the instructions in the Setup Does Not Start (Windows) section.

  3. After installation, ScryLab will start automatically. Then follow the licensing guide.

Automatic Updates

ScryLab includes an automatic update mechanism. When a new version is available, you will receive a notification and can start the update via the settings.

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Updates are downloaded from our secure servers and verified by comparing checksums.

System Requirements

Windows:

  • Windows 10 (64-bit) or newer
  • 4 GB RAM minimum (8 GB recommended)
  • 2 GB disk space

Linux:

  • x86_64 architecture
  • glibc 2.31 or newer (Ubuntu 20.04+, Fedora 32+, etc.)
  • 4 GB RAM minimum (8 GB recommended)
  • 2 GB disk space

Troubleshooting

Blocked Download (Windows)

On Windows, it may still happen that the file download is blocked by SmartScreen due to lack of reputation. In this case, a warning icon appears next to the file in your browser’s download window. If you click on the three dots in the context menu, you can select Keep to keep the file anyway. You will then receive another notice about the file being unknown to Microsoft. By clicking “Keep anyway”, the file will be downloaded as usual. You can also report the file as trustworthy beforehand. If multiple users do this, the file may potentially be added to Microsoft’s whitelist as trustworthy.

Setup Does Not Start (Windows)

If the setup does not start, or the App Store opens instead, you need to manually allow the file:

  1. Right-click on the file -> Properties
  2. If an Unblock checkbox is displayed, check it and click OK