Add-on: Linux Desktop Installers
The following packages allow launching Hard Disk Sentinel Linux
version directly from the Desktop. The packages install Hard Disk Sentinel shortcut which can be used
quickly and easily to get hard disk details.
There are different installers available for different Linux distributions. Make sure to select the proper
package for your system.
Thanks for Marc Sayer for his hard work, making and sharing these packages!
Linux installers: Hard Disk Sentinel and Linux version matrix
Contains general information about the different Linux distributions
Linux SXF Installers
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Gnome |
Tested in the following
- Ubuntu 16.04/14/04
- Fedora 23.10 Gnome & Cinnamon
- Manjaro 2015.11 Budgie
- Zorin 7.0/9.1
- Debian 8.4 Cinnamon
- OpenSUSE-Tubleweed 2016.06 Gnome
- Mint 17.3 Cinnamon
- MintDE 2015.03 Cinnamon
- CentOS 6.8
- Manjaro 16.06 Gnome & Cinnamon
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Mate |
Tested in the following
- Mate Ubuntu 16.04
- Mint 17.03
- MintDE 2015.03
- PCLinuxOS 2016.06 (use xterm-su installers)
- Manjaro 15.12 Mate
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KDE |
Tested in the following
- Kubuntu 16.04
- CentOS 7
- PCLinuxOS 2016.04 (use kde-su installers)
- OpenSUSE 42.1
- Mint 17.3
- Fedora 23.10
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LXDE |
Tested in the following
- Lubuntu 16.04
- Zorin 7.1 Lite
- Mint 12
- Manjaro 16.03
- PCLinuxOS 2016.06 (use xterm-su installers)
- Fedora 23.10
- Debian 8.5
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XFCE |
Tested in the following
- Xubuntu 16.04
- Mythbuntu 16.04
- Mint 17.03
- Manjaro 16.06
- PCLinuxOS 2016.06 (use xfce-su installers)
- Fedora 23.10
- Debian 8.5
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LXQt |
Tested in the following
- PCLinuxOS 2016.01 (use xterm-su installers)
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Deepin |
Tested in the following
- Manjaro 16.06 Deepin
- Deepin 15.2
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Xterm |
- Xterm is essentially the universal terminal emulator
- Comes with many distros and is easy to install in any distro
- Essentially the universal sudo installer
- This HDS installer requires sudo
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Xterm-su |
- Will work with most distros w/o sudo
- This HDS installer requires Xterm & the root password
- Essentially the universal non-sudo installer
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Any of the su versions of the installers will work with distros that include sudo. So if you want to avoid usng sudo, you can use the appropriate su verions of the installers, or use the xterm-su versions if there isn't a desktop specific su version mentioned above.
Linux Desktop Installers (Previous distribution) page contains packages built in 2014, they are also listed for reference.
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