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22 changes: 8 additions & 14 deletions docs/guides/automation/olivetin.md
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OliveTin is an active project with continuous bug-fixes and improvements, so it is a good idea to install the latest version for your architecture. Pre-built RPMs are available for most architectures.

1. Go to the [OliveTin GitHub releases page here](https://github.com/OliveTin/OliveTin/releases/).

1. Click the "Assets" arrow for the most recent version, and then at the bottom of the shown list, click "Show all 36 assets."

1. From the list, select the RPM version for your architecture (amd64, arm64, risc64).

1. Right-click that version and copy the link.

1. Type `wget` and then paste the content of the URL you copied into your `wget` command. Replace `[release_version]` with the release and `[arch]` with your architecture:
2. Click the "Assets" arrow for the most recent version, and then at the bottom of the shown list, click "Show all 36 assets."
3. From the list, select the RPM version for your architecture (amd64, arm64, risc64).
4. Right-click that version and copy the link.
5. Type `wget` and then paste the content of the URL you copied into your `wget` command. Replace `[release_version]` with the release and `[arch]` with your architecture:

```bash
wget https://github.com/OliveTin/OliveTin/releases/download/[release_version]/OliveTin_linux_[arch].rpm
```

Then install the app with:
6. Then install the app with this, remembering to replace the URL with your actual URL:

```bash
sudo rpm -i OliveTin_linux_[arch].rpm
```

Remember to replace this with your actual RPM name.
```bash
sudo rpm -i OliveTin_linux_[arch].rpm
```

OliveTin can run as a normal `systemd` service. Do not enable the service yet. You need to set up your configuration file first.

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