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snapshots:
dev:
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curl -LsSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NVIDIA/OpenShell/main/install.sh | sh
```
The script detects your operating system and installs the OpenShell CLI, standalone policy prover, and gateway. On Linux, it installs from the Snap Store whenever the `snap` command is available. Otherwise, it uses the native Debian or RPM package. It then starts the local gateway server so you can begin creating sandboxes.
The script detects your operating system and installs the OpenShell CLI, standalone policy prover, and gateway. On Linux, it installs from the Snap Store when `snap` is available and `OPENSHELL_VERSION` is unset or `dev`. Explicit release tags and prereleases use the native Debian or RPM package. It then starts the local gateway server so you can begin creating sandboxes.
Snap installs use `latest/stable` by default and `latest/edge` when
`OPENSHELL_VERSION=dev`. Other `OPENSHELL_VERSION` values also use the stable
Snap channel because Snap Store channels do not select an exact GitHub release.
`OPENSHELL_VERSION=dev`. Set `OPENSHELL_VERSION` to a release tag to install
that exact Debian or RPM version, even if `snap` is available.
You can also download release artifacts directly from the [OpenShell GitHub Releases](https://github.com/NVIDIA/OpenShell/releases) page.
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## Linux
On Linux systems with the `snap` command, the install script uses the OpenShell
snap. Install and start Docker Engine from a system package or Docker's package
repository before running the installer. The Docker snap is not currently
compatible with OpenShell.
snap when `OPENSHELL_VERSION` is unset or `dev`. Explicit release tags and the
`pre` prerelease alias use Debian or RPM packages even when `snap` is available.
For Snap installs, install and start Docker Engine from a system package or
Docker's package repository first. The Docker snap is not currently compatible
with OpenShell.
On Fedora and RHEL without `snap`, the install script uses RPM packages. The RPMs install the `openshell` CLI, `openshell-prover`, the `openshell-gateway` daemon, and a systemd user service.
On Fedora and RHEL without `snap`, or when a release tag or `pre` is specified, the install script uses RPM packages. The RPMs install the `openshell` CLI, `openshell-prover`, the `openshell-gateway` daemon, and a systemd user service.
On Debian and Ubuntu without `snap`, the install script uses a Debian package. The Debian package installs the `openshell` CLI, `openshell-prover`, the `openshell-gateway` daemon, VM sandbox support, and a systemd user service.
On Debian and Ubuntu without `snap`, or when a release tag or `pre` is specified, the install script uses a Debian package. The Debian package installs the `openshell` CLI, `openshell-prover`, the `openshell-gateway` daemon, VM sandbox support, and a systemd user service.
Linux packages require glibc 2.28 or newer. The installer checks libc before downloading packages and exits with an error on older glibc versions, Alpine, musl-based distributions, or unknown libc environments.