# Desktop

Desktop jobs build NgDesktop installers for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Job properties are split into two categories:

* [**Package**](#package)
* [**Environment**](#environment)

## Package

### Name

The display name of the NG Desktop Application

### Icon

Optional. An icon that will represent your desktop application

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**Icon Requirements**

* **Image dimension:** 512x512
* **Max allowed size:** 262144 KB
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### Image

Optional. An image that will represent your desktop application

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**Image Requirements**

* **Max allowed size:** 524288 KB
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### Copyright

Optional. Description of the copyright ownership

### Platform

The platforms/operating systems the desktop application should build for:

* **Windows**
* **MacOS**
* **Linux**

### Public share

When enabled, the current build's installer gets a public download URL — accessible without a Cloud Control Center account. Use this to share installers with end users, testers, or customers.

Disabling this toggle immediately removes public access.

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Once enabled, you can copy the public download URL from the pipeline view. Go to the **Current Package** section, open the **Actions** menu, select **Share installer**, and choose a platform (Windows, Windows ARM64, Mac, or Linux).
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## Environment

### Application URL

The URL of the deployed NG/TiNG application. Can be ServoyCloud environment URLs or self-hosted

### Application update URL

Optional. The URL that should be used for auto update. Supported only for Windows.

### Initial window width

The initial width the application will start with

### Initial window height

The initial height the application will start with

### Servoy version

The Servoy version that was used to build the application. The chosen Servoy version will determine the supported NG Desktop versions.

### NG Desktop version

The version that will be used to build the application. The available versions are determined by the chosen Servoy version.


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