Template:TPO Manual Install

Note on platform support:

Qubes-Whonix users should use the 64-bit version. ^[1]
Non-Qubes-Whonix users must use the 32-bit version. ^[2]

1. Navigate to {{{website}}} and download the {{{software}}} for Linux. Store it in {{{store_where}}}.

2. Read https://www.torproject.org/docs/verifying-signatures.html.en and learn how to perform GPG verification.

3. Navigate to https://www.torproject.org/docs/signing-keys.html.en to download the relevant GPG signing keys.

4. Verify the {{{software}}} download.

5. Navigate to {{{store_where}}} with the file manger. Dolphin example: Dolphin -> View -> Show Hidden Files

6. If the old version of {{{software}}} is still open, close it.

7. Rename the old {{{path_installed}}} to something else.

8. Extract the {{{software}}}. Right click on the downloaded archive -> extract -> extract archive here

9. The process is complete.

10. To start it, navigate to the {{{path_installed}}} folder and double click {{{starter}}}. ^[3]

It should be clarified that this will not result in a Tor over Tor scenario when using {{{software}}}. Whonix has a mechanism to disable Tor stacking.

↑ Qubes-Whonix is 64-bit by default. The 32-bit version should also work, but is not worth bothering with.
↑ Until Whonix 14, the default download version of Whonix is 32-bit. Therefore, 64-bit software won't run unless Whonix is built from source code.
↑
Or type in a terminal.
[select code]
```
{{{path_installed}}}/{{{starter}}}
```
{{{path_installed}}}/{{{starter}}}

[1] Qubes-Whonix is 64-bit by default. The 32-bit version should also work, but is not worth bothering with.

[2] Until Whonix 14, the default download version of Whonix is 32-bit. Therefore, 64-bit software won't run unless Whonix is built from source code.

[3] Or type in a terminal.

[select code]

{{{path_installed}}}/{{{starter}}}

{{{path_installed}}}/{{{starter}}}

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