We have a Linux packaging of Kerika, but there are a few caveats to keep in mind:

• We tested Kerika on CentOS-4 and on Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn. It worked a lot better on Ubuntu because double-clicking was unreliable on CentOS.


• Dragging and dropping documents onto Idea Pages doesn't work: you need to use the Project Tools or the File→Add Document menu option.


• Our ability to support the Linux version is very limited at this time.

Download Kerika v1.2 for Linux

Clicking on the link above will download an executable file called Kerika-1.2-linux-installer.bin. Depending upon your Linux installation, you may be able to unpack it simply by double-clicking on the downloaded file; if that doesn't work, open the file using a terminal window.

After installing the program, you will have a desktop shortcut to launch the program. The program will install in a folder called Kerika-1.2 in your home directory. Your data files will be in a separate folder called Kerika, also in your home directory. Uninstalling Kerika will remove the contents of the Kerika-1.2 folder and leave alone the contents of the Kerika folder, so that you don't lose any project information.