#kasm #rdp #curl #tar #docker #dockercompose #apt #linux #ubuntu #debian ### **Installing Kasm Workspaces on a Fresh Ubuntu Server (Without Default Docker)** Follow these steps to install **Kasm Workspaces** on a clean Ubuntu Server. --- ### **1. Install a Fresh Ubuntu Server** - Install **Ubuntu Server**. - **Do not select** the **Docker version** provided by Ubuntu during installation. --- ### **2. Download and Extract Kasm Workspaces** Move to the **temporary directory**: `cd /tmp` Download the **latest Kasm release**: `curl -O https://kasm-static-content.s3.amazonaws.com/kasm_release_1.15.0.06fdc8.tar.gz` Extract the archive: `tar -xf kasm_release_1.15.0.06fdc8.tar.gz` --- ### **3. Install Kasm** Run the **installation script**: `sudo bash kasm_release/install.sh` - Follow the **on-screen prompts**. - Kasm will install **Docker** and required dependencies **automatically**. --- ### **4. Configure Kasm Registry (Optional)** By default, Kasm uses the **Kasm Registry** (a repository of Docker images). To add an **additional registry**, use: 🔗 **Kasm Registry URL**: [https://kasmregistry.linuxserver.io/](https://kasmregistry.linuxserver.io/) You can add this registry inside the **Kasm Admin Panel** under: **Admin Panel → Images → Registries** --- ### **5. Access Kasm Workspaces** After installation, access Kasm via **your web browser**: `https://<your-server-ip>` - Default **admin credentials** will be provided at the end of the installation. --- 🚀 **Now Kasm Workspaces is installed and ready to use!** ✅