Installation
Preparation
First, be sure to meet all hardware and software requirements.
The Linux user installing beLow must be allowed to access Docker engine through the CLI (for full installation, server only or runner only in Dockerized mode). For this, follow Docker's Linux post-installation steps for Docker Engine.
After a classical Docker installation on Ubuntu, the following commands should do the trick:
# Add current user to Docker group
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
# Trick to avoid to perform a logout/login cycle (only works in current terminal)
newgrp dockerGet installer
You can get the latest Linux package for your distribution from WedoLow's sales.
Installation
Docker engine must be running during installation.
In a terminal, go to the folder of the package you downloaded (let's call it beLow.xxx). Then run:
sudo apt install ./beLow.debor
sudo dpkg -i ./beLow.deb
# If installation fails due to dependency, run the following command
sudo apt install -fyum --nogpgcheck localinstall ./beLow.rpmInstalling using the .deb or .rpm package requires an internet connection to retrieve package dependencies. If your installation is offline, you will find the packages to be pre-installed below.
Package dependencies:
Ubuntu 20.04
libayatana-appindicator3-1 libfuse2 libspdlog1 libgrpc++1
Ubuntu 22.04
libayatana-appindicator3-1 libfuse2 libspdlog1 libgrpc++1
Ubuntu 24.04
libayatana-appindicator3-1 libfuse2 libspdlog1.12 libgrpc++1.51t64
No non-native dependency is needed, the package is self-sufficient.
If beLow suite is successfully installed, you now have access to the following desktop applications:
beLow
beLowCTL
beLowCTL - Headless (RHEL only)

Removal
For a complete removal of beLow, run the following command:
sudo apt autoremove belowsudo yum remove beLowOffline
You must have a zip file containing the required docker images. This file is provided by Wedolow.
Do the installation as explained before
Run the following commands:
cd /tmp && unzip docker-images-export.zip
belowctl-headless docker-images import --input /tmp/docker-images-exportLast updated
