
Blaze Macro for Linux
The native Linux build. One command downloads it, checks it and adds it to your app menu.
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Install in a minute
Open a terminal
Copy the command above, paste it in a terminal and press Enter.
Type your password once
Linux only lets a program send clicks and read hotkeys with access to the input system. The installer asks for your password one time to set that up.
Log out and back in
Only the first time, so the new input permission applies. A restart works too.
Open Blaze Macro
From your app menu. Paste your key when it asks: it locks to this PC.
Details
- Works on
- Ubuntu, Mint, Kali, Debian, Arch, Fedora and SteamOS (64-bit x86)
- Display
- Xorg (X11) is best. Wayland works for input, but the overlay is happier on Xorg.
- Updates
- Run the same command again. Your settings and key stay.
- Installs to
- ~/.local/share/BlazeMacro, plus a menu entry
Questions
It says it cannot reach the licence server
Your network blocks it. Install Cloudflare WARP, turn it on, then start Blaze Macro again. Any VPN also works. Changing your DNS does not help. Check your connection on the status page.
The overlay looks wrong
Log out and choose Xorg (or X11) on the login screen, then start Blaze Macro again.
Clicks or hotkeys do nothing
Log out and back in once after installing, so the input permission applies. Still nothing? Run the install command again.
How do I remove it?
Delete the folder ~/.local/share/BlazeMacro and the file ~/.local/share/applications/blazemacro.desktop.