Download
QuireForge Beta for Linux
Version 2.0.0-beta.1, for 64-bit Linux (x86-64). Windows, macOS and the Android app from a store are coming later.
Download
- AppImagequireforge-linux-x86_64.AppImageRuns on most distributions; updates itself. 216 MB
SHA-256 ecaab20c0409918326551cfde9d82454ebaa53287ee392e8ae78fa8970f20698 - .deb packagequireforge-linux-amd64.debFor Debian and Ubuntu. 165 MB
SHA-256 635a1915e54888224d24798b3471e7bda79c47a3e411c77db24b328893a8dd3f
Install
AppImage: make it executable, then open it. The app checks for new beta versions itself.
chmod +x quireforge-linux-x86_64.AppImage
./quireforge-linux-x86_64.AppImage.deb: install it with your package manager.
sudo apt install ./quireforge-linux-amd64.debGet an invite
The beta is free, and sign-up takes an invite code while everyone shares one GPU. To ask for one, email[email protected]with a line about what you would like to build.
Then open QuireForge, choose Sign in to QuireForge, thenCreate an account, and enter your invite code with your email and a password. Confirm your address from the email we send, and sign in.
Your phone
The Android app is in testing and will come to the Play Store. Once you have it, open your QuireForge server's menu in the desktop app, choosePair a phone, and scan the code.
Already running OpenCode?
QuireForge also connects to an OpenCode server you run yourself: chooseAdd server instead of signing in.