Run LoadTeam on any 64-bit Linux machine - desktop or headless server.
Advanced: run as a systemd service, headless or console straight from the binary.
loadteam – normal app windowloadteam --mode console – live progress in the terminalloadteam --mode headless – hidden background processloadteam --mode service – systemd servicewget https://www.loadteam.com/download/LoadTeamLinux.tar.gz tar xzf LoadTeamLinux.tar.gz cd loadteam
sudo to install LoadTeam
itself system-wide.)
bash install.sh
If the desktop window won't open (or you're not on Debian/Ubuntu), install the GUI libraries manually:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y libice6 libsm6 libx11-6 libxext6 libxrandr2 libxi6 libxcursor1 libfontconfig1 libgl1
~/.local/bin/loadteam
After this first launch you can just type loadteam in any new terminal.
On a server you'll usually want LoadTeam to run automatically as a
systemd service. Install with the --service option (as root):
sudo bash install.sh --service sudo systemctl enable --now loadteam
A service or headless install needs the secret key set ahead of time - add it to
LoadTeam.ini next to the executable:
apikey=YOUR_SECRET_KEY
bash uninstall.sh # remove LoadTeam, keep your settings bash uninstall.sh --purge # remove everything
Need your secret key? It's on your account page.