LanSender for Linux

Include an ARM Linux desktop or Raspberry Pi in your local sharing routine. Send messages and files to nearby computers and phones using the graphical desktop app.

All downloads

ARM64

Debian 12+ or compatible desktop · ARM64

Download DEB Download TAR.GZ

Version 0.1.2 · 2.54 MB

Installation & checksums

Open the DEB in your package installer. Use a desktop with an unlocked keyring such as GNOME Keyring.

Requires Qt 6.4+, glibc 2.36+, Secret Service and xdg-utils. Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm desktop or newer; original Pi/Zero and headless Lite are excluded.

File checksum · DEB

34cdea8006b06cc140af9fa9c516010f6ed0c98c24416fd206a9432f04c1aebb

Other package: TAR.GZ (system dependencies required)

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ARMv7 (32-bit)

Debian 12+ or compatible desktop · ARMv7 hard-float

Download DEB Download TAR.GZ

Version 0.1.2 · 2.39 MB

Installation & checksums

Choose this package for a 32-bit ARMv7 operating system. Open the DEB in your package installer.

Requires Qt 6.4+, glibc 2.36+, an unlocked Secret Service keyring and xdg-utils. Original ARMv6 Pi/Zero and headless Lite are excluded.

File checksum · DEB

a6d726790e5b689f974f24cf44a2e3f95563a3c134356cec4a44536bd2d2971d

Other package: TAR.GZ (system dependencies required)

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Match your operating system: ARM64 for 64-bit, ARMv7 for 32-bit. An Intel / AMD Linux version is not currently available.

What you can do

Share files with your Raspberry Pi

Send documents and folders from another computer to your Pi, or bring files back from it.

Find other devices automatically

Open LanSender on supported computers and phones on the same local network. No IP addresses to enter.

Keep messages with your files

Explain what you are sending and follow transfer progress in the same conversation.

System requirements

Debian 12 or a compatible desktop system; Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm desktop or newer.
ARM64 (64-bit) or ARMv7 hard-float (32-bit / armhf). Intel/AMD Linux, original ARMv6 Raspberry Pi/Zero and headless Lite systems are not supported by these packages.
Qt 6.4+, glibc 2.36+, xdg-utils and an unlocked Secret Service keyring such as GNOME Keyring are required.

Install and get started

Check your operating system architecture and choose the matching ARM64 or ARMv7 package.
Open the DEB in your package installer. If you use TAR.GZ, provide the listed system dependencies before launching.
Start LanSender in your desktop session, unlock the keyring if needed, and open LanSender on the other device on the same reachable network.

Keep LanSender open on both devices, on a local network that allows them to connect. The recipient chooses whether to accept incoming files.

Platform questions

Can I install it on Ubuntu or an Intel Linux PC?

These downloads target ARM Debian 12-compatible desktop environments with the listed libraries. There is no Intel/AMD Linux package here; a distribution name alone does not establish compatibility.

Will it run on Raspberry Pi OS Lite?

The packages require a graphical desktop and Secret Service keyring. Headless Lite is outside this target, as are the original ARMv6 Pi and Pi Zero.

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