.deb buildsIndividual .deb packages of the WebGen apps, for Debian/Ubuntu-family systems.
⚠ Please read — these are a coincidental build, unsupported.
These .deb files are a by-product of building the apps on
Ubuntu for development and testing. They are provided as-is and are
UNTESTED on Debian or any other Debian-like distribution. They are not
the supported install path — on WebGen Linux these apps ship through wgpkg.
Dependencies are whatever the Ubuntu build box happened to have.
Install at your own discretion.
No Debian build yet: Bug Submit, Logs, Manual, Regex Builder. These ship on WebGen Linux via wgpkg.
One-time setup, then install and update the WebGen apps like any other package —
apt handles dependencies and future upgrades for you:
sudo curl -fsSLo /usr/share/keyrings/webgen-archive-keyring.gpg \
https://www.webgen.com.au/linux/deb/webgen-archive-keyring.gpg
echo "deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/webgen-archive-keyring.gpg] https://www.webgen.com.au/linux/deb ./" \
| sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/webgen.list
sudo apt update
After that:
sudo apt install webgen # the browser sudo apt install webgen-word webgen-edit webgen-settings
The browser's package is called webgen (the others are
webgen-<app>). apt search webgen lists everything available.
The repository is signed with the same key that signs WebGen Linux's own updates, and
the signed-by= line means apt will only trust that key for this repository. Updates
arrive with your normal sudo apt upgrade.
If you would rather not add a repository, download one file from the table above and install it directly (apt still pulls the GTK4 / libadwaita dependencies) — substitute the filename you downloaded:
sudo apt install ./webgen-edit_0.12.0-1_amd64.deb
Screenshots and what each app does: the applications page.
On WebGen Linux itself use wgpkg — see the packages page.