Ubuntu / Debian package
voice2sub_amd64.deb
Recommended for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and Pop!_OS. The package is managed by apt, appears in the desktop app launcher, and can be removed cleanly later.
Linux x64 · Voice2Sub
Install Voice2Sub on Linux
Choose the recommended .deb package for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and Pop!_OS. Choose the portable archive for Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE and other Linux distributions.
Linux x64
1.1.1Quick recommendation
- Use .deb on Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and Pop!_OS.
- Use .tar.gz on Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE or another Linux distro.
- Both Linux downloads use fixed CDN URLs; version text comes from static release data in the website source.
Linux downloads
Choose the package for your distro
The main Linux card opens this guide. Real file downloads and download tracking happen only on this page.
Terminal commands
Install from Terminal
Use the .deb flow on Ubuntu/Debian-based systems. Use the portable flow when you prefer a self-contained folder or use a non-Debian distro.
Recommended .deb flow
Best for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and Pop!_OS because apt manages installation and removal.
Step 1
Download and install the package
Downloads the fixed CDN package and installs it from the current folder with apt.
wget https://cdn.voice2sub.pro.vn/release/linux/voice2sub_amd64.deb
sudo apt install ./voice2sub_amd64.deb
Step 2
Open Voice2Sub
After installation, open Voice2Sub from your desktop app launcher, or run this command from Terminal.
voice2sub
Step 3
Uninstall when needed
Removes the installed package cleanly through apt.
sudo apt remove voice2subPortable archive flow
Best for Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE and any distro where you want a folder-based app.
Step 1
Download, extract and run portable build
Keeps Voice2Sub inside the extracted folder. No system-wide installation is required.
wget https://cdn.voice2sub.pro.vn/release/linux/Voice2Sub-linux-x64.tar.gz
tar -xzf Voice2Sub-linux-x64.tar.gz
cd Voice2Sub-linux-x64
chmod +x Voice2Sub
./Voice2SubFAQ
Which Linux package should I use?
Use the .deb package for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint and Pop!_OS. Use the portable .tar.gz archive for Fedora, Arch, Manjaro, openSUSE and other Linux distributions.
Does Linux support NVIDIA CUDA acceleration?
Yes. Voice2Sub supports NVIDIA CUDA acceleration on supported Windows and Linux systems. You only need a recent NVIDIA driver; CUDA Toolkit is not required.
Does the main Linux card download a file directly?
No. The Linux card opens this guide. Real file downloads and tracking happen on this page only.