FT-ITC Analysis

Linux distribution

FT-ITC Analysis for Linux.

Download the native Linux desktop version of FT-ITC Analysis for processing, fitting and presenting isothermal titration calorimetry data. The self-contained package integrates with the application menu and associates FT-ITC .ftxtc project files with the application.

FT-ITC Analysis on Linux showing a processed thermogram with baseline controls and integrated injection peaks
Correct baselines and integrate injection peaks in the native Linux desktop application.

Linux package

v1.4.2

Released 13 Aug 2026 · AMD64 Debian package for Debian-based desktop Linux.

Download Linux AMD64 (.deb) The .deb is downloaded directly from the project’s release storage.

System requirements

A native package for Debian-based desktop Linux.

The Linux download is provided as a 64-bit Debian package for Debian, Ubuntu and compatible Debian-based desktop distributions. FT-ITC Analysis is a graphical application and requires a working desktop session.

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Package format

A native Debian package (.deb). It is not currently distributed through an APT repository, Flatpak, Snap, RPM or AppImage.

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Architecture

The current package is for AMD64/x86-64 systems, used by most 64-bit Intel and AMD Linux PCs.

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Included runtime

The package is self-contained and includes the required .NET runtime. You do not need to install .NET separately.

Check compatibility

The Linux package requires AMD64.

If you are unsure, open a terminal and check the architecture reported by Debian’s package tools.

dpkg --print-architecture

Reading the result

If the command reports amd64, the package on this page is suitable for your system.

If it reports another architecture, do not install the AMD64 package.

Installation

Install the downloaded Debian package.

Using APT for a local package allows required system dependencies to be resolved automatically.

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Download the package

Download the published AMD64 .deb from the release panel.

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Open a terminal in Downloads

cd ~/Downloads
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Install with APT

sudo apt install ./ft-itc-analysis_1.4.2_amd64.deb

Keep the leading ./; it tells APT that the argument is a local package.

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Launch FT-ITC Analysis

Open FT-ITC Analysis from the desktop application menu, or start it from a terminal:

ft-itc-analysis

Updating

Install each new package manually.

FT-ITC Analysis does not currently configure an automatic Linux update repository. To update, download the newer .deb and install it with the same sudo apt install ./filename.deb command. APT replaces the previous package while preserving user projects and application preferences.

Removing FT-ITC Analysis

sudo apt remove ft-itc-analysis

To remove package configuration as well, use:

sudo apt purge ft-itc-analysis

Removing the application does not delete saved FT-ITC projects, original calorimetry data or exported results stored in your folders.

Optional verification

Check the downloaded package.

The Linux release includes a detached OpenPGP signature, and GitHub publishes the SHA-256 digest for the Debian package.

Verify the SHA-256 checksum

Download the .deb, open a terminal in the same folder, then run:

echo "11bef95f5e64c15d492c517fb64b064e5579b788209e120d010d2f1ad12b69af  ft-itc-analysis_1.4.2_amd64.deb" | sha256sum --check -

A successful check reports that the package is OK. OpenPGP verification instructions will be added after the release public key is available from a stable FT-ITC website address.

Troubleshooting

Common installation questions.

APT cannot install a dependency

Confirm that the system is Debian, Ubuntu or a compatible Debian-based release and that its normal package repositories are enabled. Run sudo apt update and retry. Include the distribution, version, architecture and complete APT error when requesting support.

The application does not launch

Run ft-itc-analysis in a terminal and include the complete output in a bug report.

Report a problem ↗

File associations do not appear

Log out and back in, or restart the desktop session. The package updates the desktop, MIME and icon caches during installation.