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Install the Dermi Atlas Manager Debian package on Ubuntu, Debian, and distributions based on them, and resolve missing dependencies.
sudo.docker group, needed from the Requirements step of the Atlas installation onward. See Installing Docker for Dermi Atlas Professional.The Linux download is a Debian package published by Dermi Inc. It is not signed.
dermi-atlas-manager-<version>-linux-x64.deb.Open a terminal in the download folder and install the package:
sudo apt update
sudo dpkg -i dermi-atlas-manager-*-linux-x64.debIf dpkg reports unmet dependencies, install them and run the package installation again:
sudo apt install --fix-broken -y
sudo dpkg -i dermi-atlas-manager-*-linux-x64.debOpen Dermi Atlas Manager from the applications menu, or run it from a terminal:
dermi-atlas-managerlibwebkit2gtk-4.1 library: install it with sudo apt install -y libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0, then open Atlas Manager again.dpkg -i fails with a permission error: run the command with sudo from an account that has administrator rights.For other problems, see Troubleshooting Dermi Atlas Manager Installation Issues.
Uninstall Atlas first from Administration in Atlas Manager (the Atlas Uninstall card), so that the license is released and a final backup can be created. Then remove the package:
sudo apt remove dermi-atlas-managerActivate the license on first launch, as described in Installing Dermi Atlas Manager. Atlas Manager makes no change to the Linux firewall; see Linux Firewall Configuration for Dermi Atlas Professional.
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