How to Install Time Doctor Interactive App on Ubuntu

Note: Ubuntu Interactive App is available on all Time Doctor Subscription Plans. This can be accessed by all user access roles.

TL;DR:

Log into an Xorg (X11) desktop session. Download the Ubuntu installer from the Downloads page, set execution permission, and run it. Install XCB libraries if prompted.

Prerequisites

Use the Xorg (X11) desktop environment. (For Wayland, install the Time Doctor Browser App for Chrome.)
Ensure administrative (root) access for installing dependencies.
Verify that libxcb-xinerama0 is installed before launching the app.

Installation Using the Downloadable File

Open the Downloads page and download the Time Doctor installer file for Ubuntu.
Right-click on the downloaded file, select Properties → Permissions, and check Allow executing file as program.
Right-click the file again and select Run as a program.
After installation, open the Apps folder and launch the Time Doctor app.

Installation Using the Terminal

Convert the installer file to an executable: sudo chmod +x [filename]
Run the installer: ./[installer file name]
Enter the root password when prompted to install XCB libraries required by Time Doctor.
If installation of XCB libraries fails, install them manually: sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0
Update libraries manually if upgrading from an older Time Doctor app version and experiencing issues.

Note: Ensure that the terminal is in the folder containing the installer file. For example, if the installer file is in the Downloads folder, navigate there before running the commands.

Should there be any inconsistencies or concerns regarding the article, contact support@timedoctor.com for prompt assistance.