Popcorn Time 0 3 10 Linux

Steps to easily install the popular Popcorn Time online streaming player on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa Linux or later version such as Ubuntu 19.04/18.04 for watching various movies and tv shows.

1. Popcorn Time 3.10 Download
2. Popcorn Time New Version 5.3.1
3. Linux 3.10.0

What is the Popcorn Time app?

Popcorn Time streams movies and TV shows from torrents directly into your screen. Although this procedure should work on any other Linux distributions such as Linux Mint, Debian, CentOS etc., the objective is to install Popcorn Time movie streamer on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa.

1. $ sudo tar xJf Popcorn-Time-0.3.10-Linux-32.tar.xz -C /opt/popcorn-time. The part 'Download Popcorn Time binaries' is now done. You may proceed further.
2. I have version 0.3.10 with the updated index.js file and have deactivated auto-update from the advanced settings. Despite this, the app keeps auto-updating to version 0.4.4, which I definitely do not want. Does anyone know how I can avoid the app auto-updating? Thanks in advance!

Porncorn Time is an app for online streaming of movies and TV Show for free using Torrent files. It is an open-source application and available for all major platforms such as Linux, Windows, macOS, and Android. Due to its popularity, various websites using its name to offer apps but the official one is https://popcorntime.app/

So, make sure you visit the above-given link only to download its application for Linux, Windows, and other operating websites.

Requirements to Install PopCorn Time on Linux:

• non-root sudo user
• Working internet connection
• Ubuntu 20.04 LTS/18.04 LTS or other Linux such as Mx Linux, Linux Mint, RedHat, CetOS, Fedora, etc. The command will be the same for all of them.

Contents

Step 1: Create a Directory for Popcorn Time app

Well, we can create and run this online streaming app right from Downloads directory, however, to make it safe from accidentally deleting, we are creating a folder in /opt directory.

Step 2: Switch to the pop directory

Now, simply switch to the above-created directory to download and save the Popcorn Time Linux app.

Step 3: Download Popcorn Time Linux Archive

The application is available in two versions for the installation on Linux -32-bit, and 63-bit. You can download the one as per your system CPU architecture.

For 32-bit systems

For 64-bit systems

Step 4: Unzip the archive

Finally, the binaries are on our system, its time to unzip it, so that we run popcorn time on Linux to watch various movies and shows for free. As the file we have downloaded is using .zip extension thus we use unzip command.

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sudo apt install unzip

On CentOS or RHEL

sudo yum install unzip

Command to extract the downloaded Popcorn Archive.

Syntax: sudo unzip filename

If you have 32-bit:

For 64-bit

Step 5: Create a Desktop Shortcut

Although we can directly start the Popcorn-Time without Desktop shortcut using the command /opt/pop/./Popcorn-Time

However, to make it easy for everyone to run it without every time going through the command terminal, we should create a Desktop shortcut, and here is the way of doing that.

Ctrl+X and press Y and then Enter key to save the file.

Step 6: Make the Desktop shortcut executable

You will see a shortcut on your Desktop. By default, it will not run this streaming application because it is not yet executable. To do that right-click on the created Desktop shortcut and select Properties.

Now, go to Permission Tab and mark 'Allow executing file as Program'.

Step 7: Run Popcorn Time

Click on the create a desktop shortcut to start watching online movies and shows on Linux distro.

Create a keyboard shortcut for popcorn time

If you don't want to create a Desktop shortcut due to some reason then simply assign a keyboard shortcut to popcorn time to start the application when you want. Big slot wins max bet.

1. Go to Ubuntu Applications.
2. Search for Settings and open it.
3. Now, select keyboard settings from the left side options menu.
4. Scroll down to the end and click on the + icon.
   
5. Give the shortcut a name, for example, Popcorn.
6. Add the command for the same. Copy-paste this: /opt/pop/Popcorn-Time If you have installed it somewhere else then use that path. However, in case you have followed this tutorial then use the given one.
7. Now, set the Keyboard shortcut whatever you want. However, just make sure that has not been assigned to some other application or service on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Therefore, here we are using SHIFT+ALT+P. You can use the same. To register the shortcut you just need to press and hold the keys on your keyboard one by one.
   
8. Once you are done, Add the keyboard shortcut for popcorn time and close the settings window.
9. Now, whenever you want to run this online movie and tv show streaming application. Just hit created shortcut and the app will be in front of you.

Know More:

Package Details: popcorntime 0.4.4-1

Package Actions

• View PKGBUILD / View Changes

Dependencies (8)

• gtk3(gtk3-donnatella, gtk3-cosy, gtk3-adwaita-3-32-git, gtk3-mushrooms, gtk3-typeahead, gtk3-git, gtk3-patched-filechooser-icon-view, gtk3-ubuntu, gtk3-classic)
• nss(nss-hg)
• ttf-font (neuropol-ttf, ttf-dejavu-emojiless, ttf-droid-emojiless, ttf-noto-fonts-ib, pixeled-ttf, ttf-win7-fonts, ttf-ms-win8, ttf-ms-win8-arabic, ttf-ms-win8-hebrew, ttf-ms-win8-sea, ttf-ms-win8-indic, ttf-ms-win8-japanese, ttf-ms-win8-korean, ttf-ms-win8-zh_cn, ttf-ms-win8-zh_tw, ttf-ms-win8-thai, ttf-ms-win8-other, ttf-noto-fonts-simple, ttf-droid-simple, ttf-kids, ttf-gabriola, ttf-win10, ttf-liberation-sans-narrow, ttf-agave, ttf-cavafy-script, noto-fonts-lite, ttf-ms-win10, ttf-ms-win10-japanese, ttf-ms-win10-korean, ttf-ms-win10-sea, ttf-ms-win10-thai, ttf-ms-win10-zh_cn, ttf-ms-win10-zh_tw, ttf-ms-win10-other, ttf-ms-fonts, ttf-dejavu-ib, ttf-droid-ib, ttf-zelda, ttf-oxygen, ttf-oxygen-gf, ttf-share-gf, ttf-gost, nerd-fonts-dejavu-complete, otf-inconsolata-dz, ttf-paratype, ttf-d2coding, gnu-free-fonts, noto-fonts, ttf-bitstream-vera, ttf-croscore, ttf-dejavu, ttf-droid, ttf-ibm-plex, ttf-liberation)
• git(git-git)(make)
• npm(npm53, npm4, nodejs6-bin)(make)
• yarn(yarn-nightly)(make)
• net-tools(net-tools-mptcp, net-tools-debian-ifconfig, net-tools-git)(optional) – vpn.ht client

ItachiSan commented on 2018-07-24 21:01

You are free to report issues regarding the packaging here: be aware that sometimes the package will fail to build because of outdated upstream and updated dependency, which will require me some time to test and solve the problem; I do also have life stuff, packaging is a free-time activity.

The package uses the sources available at:

I am aware of the different clones and branches; I do still believe that this code is acceptable (not affected itself from malware).

As the nw.js toolchain provided by the PopcornTime team can not be proven as non-malware easily, this package uses the official nw.js toolchain provided here:

and uses for additional codecs the prebuilt FFmpeg library provided here:

In addition, the PKGBUILD won't point to the 0.3.10 Git reference but will also include important commits, for e.g. security reasons or providers changes.

ItachiSan commented on 2020-09-17 09:56

Hi @B3l3tte, sorry for the huge delay, had issues setting up Arch on my new personal laptop.

I tried yesterday using a more recent commit and the build points out to the new commits. You can check the built revision via the information page on the bottom right.

You need to update the variable _commit_hash in the PKGBUILD in order to change revision.

B3l3tte commented on 2020-09-05 16:22

Hello ItachiSan,I am wondering how i am supposed to tune the PKGBUILD to get the latest commits packaged ? Just changing the hash currently doesn't work, do you have any tips with the NWJS version and / or commits that broke the building process used by the current PKGBUILD ?Thanks

ItachiSan commented on 2020-07-28 09:11

Regarding the ARM build, you may want to ask the PopcornTime team to build their NW.js with extra codecs for ARM also.

About Github, it seems up for me; what is exactly the error?

gear4 commented on 2020-07-28 08:14

can't get the sources, github says invalid repo url

bkb commented on 2020-07-23 18:03

glitxh commented on 2020-07-22 18:24

Can this be ported over to Arch ARM? That would make Arch ARM the go to OS for raspberry Pi's guaranteed ;)

ItachiSan commented on 2020-06-17 20:27

Popcorn Time 3.10 Download

Removing out-of-date flag as I successfully built the package today from scratch.

Archer1X commented on 2020-05-08 08:14

Popcorn Time New Version 5.3.1

Can't install at all. I think the URL for package source has been taken down by DMCA.

ItachiSan commented on 2020-05-05 17:16

@xolst and all: the Git repository is currently (2020-05-05) not available due to a DMCA.

The package should be working all fine if/after Github restores the repository visibility.

bkb commented on 2020-04-17 07:46

Linux 3.10.0

The software works now, I don't know if since the 16th the old version has encountered major issue, but I was used to work with this package and it always worked, anyway ty!