QueueExplorer for Linux

QueueExplorer runs as a native Linux desktop application. Wine and the Windows version are no longer required for current releases.

Use QueueExplorer on Linux to inspect and manage messages in Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ, and ActiveMQ. MSMQ connections are available only on Windows because MSMQ is a Windows component.

Available Linux packages

The download page provides x64 and ARM64 builds in these formats:

• .deb for Debian, Ubuntu, and related distributions;
• .rpm for Fedora, RHEL, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, and related distributions;
• AppImage for portable use without a distribution-specific installation; and
• tar.gz for manual extraction.

Check the architecture with uname -m. Use the x64 package for x86_64, or ARM64 for aarch64 and arm64.

What you can manage

• Azure Service Bus queues, topics, subscriptions, sessions, and messages;
• RabbitMQ queues, streams, exchanges, and messages; and
• ActiveMQ queues, topics, and messages.

For an Azure-specific overview, read Azure Service Bus Explorer for macOS and Linux.

Future Linux notes

This page will collect Linux-specific installation or troubleshooting instructions when they are needed. For the latest packages and version information, use the QueueExplorer download page and release history.