The AliveColors image editor runs on Windows, Mac, Linux (64-bit). See the supported operating systems.
Below you will find instructions on how to install AliveColors on Linux.
Note: The AliveColors image editor is compatible with Linux kernel 5.0+ 64-bit. You can find out the kernel version using the uname -srm command.
AliveColors installers are available for several Linux distributions:
► RPM package: Red Hat/CentOS/Fedora
Installation on Debian-based systems:
Note: You need apt-install or apt-get permissions required to install software.
Agree to download and install required packages (qt-akvis, akvis-alivecolors-bin, akvis-alivecolors-presets, akvis-alivecolors-framepack, akvis-hdrfactory-akf, akvis-makeup-akf, akvis-natureart-akf, akvis-smartmask-akf).
Launch the image editor via the terminal or using the program shortcut.
To remove the image editor:
sudo apt-get remove alivecolors --autoremove
Installation on RPM-based systems (CentOS, RHEL, Fedora):
when using the dnf package manager:
sudo dnf update
when using the yum package manager:
sudo yum update
when using the dnf package manager:
sudo dnf install alivecolors
when using the yum package manager:
sudo yum install alivecolors
Launch the image editor via the terminal or using the program shortcut.
when using the dnf package manager:
sudo dnf upgrade
when using the yum package manager:
sudo yum upgrade
when using the dnf package manager:
sudo dnf remove alivecolors
when using the yum package manager:
sudo yum remove alivecolors
Installation on openSUSE.
Launch the image editor via the terminal or using the program shortcut.
To remove the image editor:
zypper remove alivecolors
In order to display the program interface correctly, it is recommended to install the Compton or Picom composite manager.