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Choose a guide for what you want to do. Downloaded releases do not require a Rust toolchain.
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Quick start | Downloads, package choices, and first launch |
| Using the manager | Installations, updates, Activity, custom apps, builds, backups, and storage |
| Linux | Native packages, portable archives, tray behavior, and required tools |
| macOS | DMG and ZIP setup, first-launch approval, updates, and recovery |
| Changelog | Changes in each release |
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Building and testing | Prerequisites, updater choices, tests, and local packages |
| Windows packaging | MSI layout, WiX, portable packaging, and upgrade identity |
| Guide | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Release preparation | Version preparation, CI, publication, revisions, and catalog-only recovery |
| Updater operations | Configuration, signing, hosting, renewal, and recovery rules |
| Production catalog inputs | Checked-in policy files and production configuration |
- Per-app installations: inventory and selection.
- Operations: lifecycle records, cancellation, and cross-window observation.
- Windows batch approval: elevated installer batches.
- Linux batch approval: PolicyKit and native package batches.
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