How To Put App Icon On Desktop New |work| →

Windows offers several ways to create shortcuts, ranging from a simple "drag-and-drop" to navigating deeper system menus.

Adding an app icon to your desktop remains one of the simplest ways to streamline your workflow, whether you’re using a new Windows 11 PC or the latest macOS version. While modern operating systems often push users toward the taskbar or dock, a desktop shortcut provides a persistent, one-click gateway to your most-used tools.

Windows offers several ways to create shortcuts, ranging from a simple "drag-and-drop" to navigating deeper system menus.

Documentation

Want to learn more? Checkout our online documentation.

You can begin with the Quick Start

Or checkout the complete case analysis

The cookbook provides many simple script examples to get you started.

The Liquidsoap book provides an in-depth presentation of the language and its uses
(available online and in physical version).

Download

The recommended way to install is via the Opam package manager. This is described in our install page.

Liquidsoap is also available in most major distributions such as Debian or Ubuntu. Please note that distribution-specific packages are not maintained by the Savonet Team and may some times be outdated.

We also provide pre-compiled packages and binaries, in our release section.

The best place for support and discussions is the Liquidsoap discord channel For bug reports and feature requests, you should visit our Github page.