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Native installers

A .dmg for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, an .msi for Windows, and .deb and .rpm packages for Linux on x64 and arm64, each with its own Java runtime.

• Every platform: macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel (.dmg), Windows on x64 (.msi), and Linux on x64 and arm64 (.deb and .rpm), from the releases page.
• Nothing else to install. Each installer bundles the Java runtime it needs.
• A terminal to the Linux desktop. The packages add a menu entry in the TerminalEmulator category, so desktops offer Termina where a terminal is wanted, and Termina accepts -e command, which is what they call a terminal with. They put termina on your path and list Termina in GNOME Software and KDE Discover, and the .deb offers it as an x-terminal-emulator.
• Older Linux too. The .deb installs on Debian 12 and Ubuntu 22.04 and later, and the packages bring in the libraries the interface needs, so a minimal system works.
• Checksums. Each release lists its files’ SHA-256 checksums in checksums_sha256.txt.
• Not signed yet. macOS refuses the first launch until you allow it under Privacy & Security, and Windows SmartScreen may warn.

Homebrew and winget packages are planned but not published yet. See Getting started.