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title: Clients
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nav_order: 5
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# Clients Configuration
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## ShareX Configuration
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Once you are logged in, just go in your profile settings and download the ShareX config file for your account.
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## Linux/Mac Support
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Since ShareX does not support Linux, XBackBone can generate a script that allows you to share an item from any tool:
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+ Login into your account
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+ Navigate to your profile and download the Linux script for your account.
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+ Place the script where you want (ex. in your user home: `/home/<username>`).
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+ Add execution permissions (`chmod +x xbackbone_uploader_XXX.sh`)
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+ Run the script for the first time to create the desktop entry: `./xbackbone_uploader_XXX.sh -desktop-entry`.
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Now, to upload a media, just use the right click on the file > "Open with ..." > search XBackBone Uploader (XXX) in the app list.
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You can use this feature in combination with tools like [Flameshot](https://github.com/lupoDharkael/flameshot), just use the "Open with ..." button once you have done the screenshot.
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The script requires `xclip`, `curl`, and `notify-send` on a desktop distribution.
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*Note: XXX is the username of your XBackBone account.*
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