TL;DR
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AppImage: discontinued for now.
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DEB/RPM: I’m considering ending support. Please share feedback.
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Flatpak: will be the primary way to install on Linux.
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Steam/SteamOS: native Linux build on Steam; Steam handles the runtime for Deck/SteamOS.
Hi all—quick update on Linux support.
What’s changing
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AppImage is dropped. Recent builds have been unreliable, and I don’t want to ship something that breaks. v. 1.4.7 will stay up as a legacy version for awhile.
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DEB and RPM are under review. These formats often break across distro versions and take extra time to maintain. I’m leaning toward stopping them.
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Flatpak is the focus. It runs on Ubuntu/Debian, Fedora/openSUSE/RHEL, Arch, and SteamOS with fewer dependency issues.
Steam
When the game lands on Steam, it’ll ship as a native Linux build. Steam runs it in their Linux runtime so it works cleanly on SteamOS/Deck.
If you’re new to Flatpak
Some distros already have it. On others (like Ubuntu), there’s a simple one-time setup. I’ll keep clear install steps on the game page.
I want your input
If you rely on .deb or .rpm, please reply with:
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Your distro + version
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Which format you use
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Why Flatpak wouldn’t work for you
This shift should reduce weird breakages and let updates roll out faster. Thanks for the patience and for all the Linux testing and feedback—keep it coming!