/Samz

Use Samz to install crypto and fiat currency applications for Linux, including exchanges and wallets.

Primary LanguageShellGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

Samz

Samz is a simple bash script that allows users to install a range of finance applications for Linux - via a Graphical User Interface. Designed primarily for Debian based systems (with some Red Hat support), Samz takes the hassle out of installing finance applications using bash-script automation. Users simply choose the software they would like and the method of installing the software and Samz does the rest.

With Samz you can: Install the ArK Desktop Wallet Install Atomic Wallet Install the Audius client Install the Audius-terminal-player Install the Binance Desktop client Install BitCoin Core Install the LBRY Desktop Application Instal Lotus (to operate a filecoin node) Create a Mysterium Node Install the PeerCoin client Create a Presearch Node Install Storj-Node Install TastyWorks Install XMRig Install Wasabi Wallet

Dependencies: apt, curl, dotnet, flatpak, tar, yad, zenity

To launch Samz, simply enter the command below into your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/ELCI-Linux/Samz ; bash ./Samz/Samz.sh

You will then be prompted to select the software you want to install. Samz

For software with multiple installation methods, you will be prompted with a radiolist asking you to choose the method you would like. Screenshot from 2021-12-26 10-45-11

When the selected software has been installed, you will get a prompt. -Screenshot from 2021-12-26 10-53-45

Are there any applications that you would like to see included in Samz? Fork this project and submit a pull request to add your favourite GUI'd finance applications to the list of supported programs?

Messages for the Community ARCH USERS (We Need You!): We understand that the arch community is huge and massively important part of the modern Linux community, and we would like to include Arch support for future versions of Samz.

Samz is currently being developed and maintained by a single individual, however we are open to credited collaboration with any other Linux users within the space.