Stealth Installation Guide: Linux

Requirements:

• Supported Systems: MyZen officially supports only Ubuntu LTS (20.04, 22.04, 24.04) and Ubuntu-derived distributions (e.g., Linux Mint)

• Wayland Compatibility:

• Limited support is currently available for Wayland. If Wayland is your system's default, switch to X11. You can switch to X11 with the following steps:

• Open the terminal and edit the configuration file:
  sudo nano /etc/gdm/custom.conf

• Add the following to the file:
  WaylandEnable=false

• Save the changes and reboot the system for X11 to take effect.

• Supported Browsers: Only Chrome and Chromium-based browsers are supported (e.g., Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc).

• Processor: Intel or other compatible 64-bit processor

• Minimum 500 MB Disk space is required.
  

Steps to install MyZen Stealth on Linux:

Step 1: System Update:

Before installing MyZen, update your system to ensure compatibility:

sudo apt-get update

Step 2: Download the Installation Script:

Log in to the MyZen portal and download the installation script.
The file name will appear as a base64 encoded name (e.g., ey[...].sh).
Ensure the file name remains unchanged.

Important Notes:

1. Please ensure that you do not rename the downloaded setup file prior to installation.
   Keeping it as is, with its original encoded name, is essential for proper installation.

2. If you notice additions like (1) in the file name, rename the file to its original name.

3. If you've been provided a custom installation script,
   rename it to match the name of the installation script from the portal.
   

Step 3: Navigate to the directory where your <ey. . .>.sh file is located using the cd command.

cd ~/Downloads

Step 4: Make the script executable using the chmod command:

chmod +x ./ey[...].sh

Step 5: Execute the script with sudo permissions by typing:

sudo ./<ey...>.sh

Note: You may be prompted to enter your password.

Note: You may have to execute sudo su and then run the script in case you're unable to run a script
with  =  character in its name with sudo.

Updating:

• Currently autoupdate is not supported on Linux.

• To update, rerun the same installation script.

Note that the name should be intact.

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