If you are running an official version of Ubuntu or a compatible distribution, Persepolis is available in the default repository. Therefore, you will be able to install it from the Software Center.
It is possible to install Persepolis from the software centerTerminals can do the same with:
sudo apt install persepolis
On Arch, find Persepolis in AUR. You can build it yourself, but it might be better to install an AUR helper and then install it through them.
On Fedora use:
sudo dnf install persepolis
See how you can use Persepolis to download the latest release of Ubuntu. Run Persepolis and your favorite browser. Visit the Ubuntu official website with the browser.
Follow the instructions to download the file. When you get to the last link, right-click on the link and select Copy Link Location if you use Firefox, or the corresponding command in another browser, to copy the URL of the file to the clipboard. If the download starts automatically, cancel it.
Copy the file URL to the clipboardClick the + button on Persepolis to create a new download from the link in the clipboard. You can start the download immediately or adjust some options by clicking Show Options.
If you decide to customize the download, a window will open with other modes to display the conversion options. These options allow you to change the Download Folder , where the file will be saved, add a Username and Password , if you are trying to download from a site that requires a login, and set up a Proxy server if available. Finally, you can specify the start / end time to schedule when the download will run, limit the speed and also adjust the number of connections.
Optional customization of the conversionThis final setting is set to 16 by default. This number is considered to be the maximum for most servers, so the article does not suggest that you increase it. In contrast, many file servers have a limit of 8 connections. If the download is unsuccessful, it is worth adjusting this value to a number below 8. However, this will also reduce the maximum speed you can achieve on your connection.
Clicking OK will start the download immediately. Alternatively, click Download later to delay the download in the future, adding it to the list in Pause of Persepolis.
To start the download, select any item in the main Persepolis window. And click the button with the Play icon . You can use the Pause and Stop buttons right next to you to pause or completely stop an active download.
The main window of PersepolisEach download is also presented in a separate window where you have access to similar actions: Resume , Pause , and Stop .
Downloaded Options in each window of the download file allows you to limit the transfer speed, to ensure that the download process does not affect your gaming or browsing. If you do not plan to sit in front of the screen, you can activate After download. This option can automatically turn off the computer when the download is complete.
After download automatically shuts down the computer when the download is completePersepolis comes with two download lists by default. The main list is used to manage downloads. The remaining list is Scheduled Downloads , which allows you to automatically add the desired download file within a specific time frame.
You can send files from one list to another by right-clicking on any download, and then selecting Send to and the name of the list.
You can send files from one list to anotherIf you access the Scheduled Downloads list , you will be able to determine the start and end time that Persepolis will automatically download the files.
You can also choose to start downloading files from the beginning or the end of the list and whether to keep the computer 'awake' during download.
You can also choose to start downloading files from the beginning or the end of the listAlong with two predefined lists, you can create additional lists. Each list can have its own parameters and schedule. To do that, click on the main menu of Persepolis, and select Queue> Create new queue .
You can create additional lists with their own parameters and schedules