Install Ubuntu
This document provides instructions for a fresh install of Row64 Server on either Ubuntu 24.04 or 25.04
Get either of the Desktop ISOs from:
Next, install graphics drivers.
This install check box often installs good drivers from our tests. It’s part of the install process
You will need to create a user called row64 with administrator privileges (match the case).
Install Row64 Server
First, update and upgrade Ubuntu from the terminal:
sudo apt update -y
sudo apt upgrade -yGet the latest .deb installation file here:
From the terminal, run:
sudo dpkg -i row64server-3.5_amd64.debNext, connect Row64 with Apache (Web Server). From the terminal, run:
sudo python3 /opt/row64server/install/Connect_Ubuntu.pyVerify row64server Is Running
In the terminal, type:
sudo systemctl status row64serverIf it’s working, it will look like this:
Other useful commands:
sudo systemctl start row64server
sudo systemctl stop row64serverVerify that the installation and setup was successful by running test examples. Refer to the corresponding documentation on how to do this:
Internal Network - Get IP Address
The simplest way to connect Row64 Studio to a server on the same internal network is with the local IP address.
Get that using the following command in the terminal:
ip aNext Step Videos
Here are some videos to get you started:
Dashboard Workflow:
Cloud & Server 101:
Extra Tools
Sublime Text Editor
Our preferred text editor is Sublime Text. It can be installed with the following command:
sudo snap install sublime-text --classicChrome
If you install Chrome on the server, be aware that Chrome has two web assembly compilers, and in older versions, can occasionally run a slow compiler. If you notice Chrome is slower:
Navigate to this editing page: chrome://flags/#enable-webassembly-baseline
And change “WebAssembly baseline compiler” to “Disabled”
OpenSSH (Optional)
If you are setting up Row64 on an office server, you might want to log in through a remote terminal. To do this, you will need to set up SSH.
First, check the list of installed UFW profiles:
sudo ufw app listIf OpenSSH is not listed, you will need to install it. Ubuntu Desktop does not come with OpenSSH automatically installed.
sudo apt install openssh-serverFinally, enable SSH connections and the firewall:
sudo ufw allow OpenSSH
sudo ufw enableTroubleshooting
For issues with connecting to the Server, please refer to the Connection Issues page in the Troubleshooting section.