If you're using Linux, there are a few different ways in which you can install Todoist. Read on to learn more!
Go here to download Todoist.
Install Todoist using Snap
- If you don't already have Snap installed on your Linux device, install it now by following the instructions for your Linux distribution. Here's how.
- Open a terminal.
- Install the Todoist app by running
sudo snap install todoist
. - It is recommended that you inhibit refreshes of snaps while they are running, as this could be disruptive to the operation of the Todoist app. You can do this by running
sudo snap set core experimental.refresh-app-awareness=true
. - Open the Todoist app the same way you would normally open any other application.
Install Todoist using AppImage
- Open the AppImageLauncher's latest release page.
- Download the Lite edition of AppImageLauncher for your system's architecture (either x86_64 or i386). The file's name should begin with appimagelauncher-lite.
- Open a terminal.
- Make the AppImageLauncher Lite file executable by running
chmod +x ~/Downloads/appimagelauncher-lite-*.AppImage
. - Install AppImageLauncher Lite by running
~/Downloads/appimagelauncher-lite-*.AppImage install
. - Download the latest Todoist AppImage.
- Move it to the ~/Applications directory.
- Open the Todoist app the same way you would normally open any other application.
Update Todoist to the latest version using AppImage
- Download the latest Todoist AppImage.
- Move it to the ~/Applications directory and replace the old Todoist AppImage.
- Open the Todoist app the same way you would normally open any other application.
Uninstall Todoist using Snap
- Open a terminal.
- Uninstall the Todoist app by running
sudo snap remove todoist
.
Uninstall Todoist using AppImage
- Open a terminal.
- You can uninstall Todoist AppImage in two ways:
- Uninstall the app by running
rm ~/Applications/Todoist-*.AppImage
- Uninstall the AppImageLauncher Lite by running
~/Downloads/appimagelauncher-lite-*.AppImage uninstall
.
- Uninstall the app by running