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You can use an installer with easy updates:

• Windows x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64 (RaspiOS Bookworm for RPI5)

You can download and install a .app on macOS

• macOS 15 arm64

You can download and run an AppImage:

• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Linux arm64 (RaspiOS Bookworm for RPI5)

You can download an archive and extract the files:

• Windows x64
• Windows arm64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Linux arm64 (RaspiOS Bookworm for RPI5)

You can also chose to build the project. It is very straightforward.

• Qt 6.7.0+ installed and its install path known
• Standard C++ build packages (make, cmake, gcc or clang or msvc...).
• An internet connection, it will download vcpkg and if required emsdk

Run the following, replacing the value of QT_ROOT_DIR with yours. You must include the version and the architecture:

kidev:~$ make QT_ROOT_DIR=/opt/Qt/6.8.3/gcc_64

• You must include the version and the architecture like I did.
• You can also simply run make if you have the env var QT_ROOT_DIR set, or if you have a .env file at the root of the repository that exports QT_ROOT_DIR.
• You can use make rules included to:
  • make installer to create an online installer using a FTP as CDN. You will need to provide credentials (CDN_UPLOAD_SOCKET CDN_UPLOAD_USERNAME CDN_UPLOAD_PASSWORD). The repository for the OS you built on will be created inside a folder named after your OS, in the folder you are in upon connection.
  • make web to create a WASM build
  • make run-web to start a localserver running the application (requires to have a WASM build first with make web)
  • make upload-web to upload the WASM application to a web server. You will need to provide credentials (WASM_UPLOAD_SOCKET WASM_UPLOAD_USERNAME WASM_UPLOAD_PASSWORD). The application will be uploaded inside a folder Kerfur in the folder you are in upon connection.