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## On CoreDesktop
CoreDesktop installs the Bitwarden desktop app from pacman. Open it from the app menu, or run `bitwarden-desktop`. Install and every `update` make sure your `~/.bashrc` has a line that points `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` at `~/.bitwarden-ssh-agent.sock`, so once you turn on the SSH agent in Bitwarden's settings, your terminal uses the keys in your vault.
CoreDesktop installs the Bitwarden desktop app from pacman. Open it from the app menu, or run `bitwarden-desktop`. Install and every `update` make sure your `~/.bashrc` has a line that points `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` at `~/.bitwarden-ssh-agent.sock` while Bitwarden is running its SSH agent, and leaves it on GNOME's agent otherwise. So once you turn on the SSH agent in Bitwarden's settings, terminals opened after Bitwarden starts use the keys in your vault; a terminal opened before then uses GNOME's agent, so open a new one.
When you set up [backups](/utilities/#configure), save the passphrase in Bitwarden. The [AI sandbox](/ai-sandbox/) keeps agents out of `~/.config/Bitwarden`. `update` keeps Bitwarden current with the rest of the Arch packages.