Tutorial: How to Install Maza Ad Blocking on Clear Linux Latest

Maza Ad Blocking is a lightweight and efficient ad-blocking solution that blocks ads, analytics, and trackers. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps to install Maza Ad Blocking on Clear Linux Latest.

Prerequisites

Step 1: Install Dependencies

Before we begin, we need to install dependencies required for Maza ad blocking. Open your terminal and enter the following command:

sudo swupd bundle-add libcap

This command will install the libcap bundle which is necessary for Maza ad blocking.

Step 2: Download Maza Ad Blocking

Next, we need to download Maza ad blocking using the following command:

wget -O maza-ad-blocking.tar.gz https://maza-ad-blocking.andros.dev/latest

This command will download the latest version of Maza ad blocking as a compressed tar archive to your current directory.

Step 3: Extract the Archive

After downloading the archive, we need to extract its contents using the following command:

tar -xzvf maza-ad-blocking.tar.gz

This command will extract the contents of the archive to a new directory called maza-ad-blocking.

Step 4: Install Maza Ad Blocking

Now, we need to install Maza ad blocking using the following commands:

cd maza-ad-blocking
sudo ./install.sh

The first command will change your directory to the maza-ad-blocking directory, and the second command will run the installation script with elevated privileges.

This script will install Maza ad blocking in /opt/maza-ad-blocking and create a system service called maza-ad-blocking that will automatically start the ad-blocking service at system boot.

Note: If you want to change the install location or any other options, you can provide these options to the installation script. To see the available options, run the following command:

sudo ./install.sh --help

Step 5: Start Maza Ad Blocking

After installing Maza ad blocking, we need to start the service using the following command:

sudo systemctl start maza-ad-blocking

This command will start the Maza ad blocking service.

Step 6: Enable Maza Ad Blocking at Startup

Finally, we need to enable Maza ad blocking at system startup using the following command:

sudo systemctl enable maza-ad-blocking

This command will enable the Maza ad-blocking service so that it automatically starts at system boot.

Conclusion

You have successfully installed Maza Ad Blocking on Clear Linux Latest. With Maza ad blocking, you can now enjoy an ad-free browsing experience without compromising your online privacy. We hope this tutorial helped you!

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