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- What is the difference between user licences and device-based licences?
- Which mozaBook license should I buy?
- What is a Licence Pack?
- Where can I enter the mozaBook license code I purchased?
- Can I modify and upgrade the type of my licence?
- I cannot use mozaBook even though I have a Mozaik TEACHER / Mozaik STUDENT licence.
- How can I activate my digital publication?
- How can I download the offline version of my textbooks in mozaBook?
- Can I use mozaBook on an Apple MacOS computer?
- Can mozaBook be installed on Linux computers?
- How can I use the mozaBook app on an Android interactive board?
- How can I transfer my mozaBook licence to another computer?
- How can I delete a local user in mozaBook?
- System requirements
- I receive a missing DLL message when launching mozaBook.
- How can I start mozaBook in windowed mode?
- Handwriting recognition in mozaBook
- How can I open GeoGebra content in mozaBook?
- Why can mozaBook not connect to the mozaWeb server?
- I receive an error message about proxy settings when I launch mozaBook
- How can I send feedback and bug reports in mozaBook?
- How to send feedback from mozaBook when the server is not available?
- How should I install mozaBook as an administrator? Is silent installation available?
- How can I download the offline version of 3D scenes in mozaBook?
- My licence has expired. What content and functions can I still access?
- Can educational content found on mozaWeb or in mozaBook be shared externally?
- What licence code do I have? How do I know what digital content can I access with my licence code?
- Licence validity
- Missing dll file after a mozaBook update
- How can I switch my mozaBook CLASSROOM licence to a Mozaik TEACHER licence?
Can mozaBook be installed on Linux computers?
On mozaweb.com, in the Media library, every digital content can be accessed independently of the platform. Moreover, presentations created in mozaBook –exercise books– can be opened, edited and modified using the toolbar, and new ones can be made as well.
The mozaBook software is developed for the Windows operating system; therefore, its use is recommended in a Windows environment. Windows can be run using a virtual machine on Linux or Apple.
However, mozaBook can be run on devices with Linux using the Wine software.
To make installation and configuration easier, here is a guide for Debian distribution:
1. Download the most recent mozaBook Linux installer by clicking on the following link.
https://www.mozaweb.com/en/mozabook/linux-installer
2. Open the downloaded .zip file and launch it.
3. Enter the super user password of the computer in the appearing window.
4. After entering the correct password, click on the 'Install now' button.
5. The Setup Assistant starts to prepare the environment for running mozaBook before downloading and launching the actual mozaBook installer.
6. Follow the instructions the same way as on computers with Windows.
Tip Download and copy the mozaBook installer into the same folder where the Linux Setup Assistant was downloaded. This way, the Linux Setup Assistant will launch the mozaBook installer immediately after the running environment is ready.
It is possible that some mozaBook functions do not work exactly the same way on a computer with Linux as in Windows, but we are continuously working on improving the functionality.
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