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## How to build and run with Snap
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Begin by cloning the repository and make sure snapcraft is installed in your Linux.
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```sh
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git clone https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk
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# if snapcraft is installed, please skip this
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sudo snap install snapcraft --classic
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# build rustdesk snap package
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snapcraft --use-lxd
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# install rustdesk snap package, `--dangerous` flag must exists if u manually build and install rustdesk
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sudo snap install rustdesk_xxx.snap --dangerous
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```
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Note: Some of interfaces needed by RustDesk cannot automatically connected by Snap. Please **manually** connect them by executing:
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```sh
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# record system audio
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snap connect rustdesk:audio-record
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snap connect rustdesk:pulseaudio
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# observe loginctl session
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snap connect rustdesk:login-session-observe
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```
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After steps above, RustDesk can be found in System App Menu.
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