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Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.5
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.5
What's new
- Faces and text on this computer. Desktop now includes the updated processing engine your server asks for. Your server can send face recognition and text recognition work to this computer, as well as smart search.
- Every model your server's settings offer. Smart search with ViT-B-16 SigLIP (Balanced), ViT-B-32 (Fast) or SigLIP 2 SO400M (Best); faces with buffalo_l, buffalo_m, buffalo_s or antelopev2; and text with PP-OCRv5 mobile or server. Frameleaf downloads the model your server uses the first time it needs it.
On ARM64 Linux, Desktop keeps its earlier processing engine, so this version doesn't add processing work there.
Desktop 0.1.5 works with the same Frameleaf Library 1.2.4 companion as 0.1.4. If you already installed the companion, you don't need to install it again.
Apple Silicon Mac
Open the disk image and drag Frameleaf into Applications. Installed 0.1.4? Frameleaf offers this update itself. To host a library on this Mac, open the Frameleaf Companion Server 1.2.4 PKG and follow the installer, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
Windows x64
Download the Desktop EXE for a standard installation or the MSI for managed deployment. To host a library on this PC, also run FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_x64-setup-unsigned.exe, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
These installers are unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. Frameleaf verifies the signed runtime inside them before it runs anything.
Ubuntu 24.04
On an Intel or AMD computer that will host a library, download the Desktop DEB and both companion DEBs, open Terminal in the download folder and install them together:
sudo apt install pkexec ./Frameleaf_0.1.5_amd64.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_bootstrap.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_runtime.debTo connect to an existing library instead, download the Desktop DEB or AppImage for your computer: amd64 for Intel and AMD, or arm64 / aarch64 for ARM64. AppImage and DEB installs of 0.1.4 can update from inside Frameleaf.
The SHA256SUMS file lists the checksums for these downloads. Corresponding source and third-party license information is listed separately for each companion.
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.4
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.4
What's new
- More smart search models on this computer. When your server uses ViT-B-32 (Fast) or SigLIP 2 SO400M (Best) for smart search, it can now send that work to this computer too, not only the Balanced default. SigLIP 2 SO400M is a larger download (about 4.6 GB), and Frameleaf runs it only when this computer has at least 4.25 GB of memory free.
Desktop 0.1.4 works with the same Frameleaf Library 1.2.4 companion as 0.1.3. If you already installed the companion, you don't need to install it again.
Apple Silicon Mac
Open the disk image and drag Frameleaf into Applications. Installed 0.1.3? Frameleaf offers this update itself. To host a library on this Mac, open the Frameleaf Companion Server 1.2.4 PKG and follow the installer, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
Windows x64
Download the Desktop EXE for a standard installation or the MSI for managed deployment. To host a library on this PC, also run FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_x64-setup-unsigned.exe, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
These installers are unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. Frameleaf verifies the signed runtime inside them before it runs anything.
Ubuntu 24.04
On an Intel or AMD computer that will host a library, download the Desktop DEB and both companion DEBs, open Terminal in the download folder and install them together:
sudo apt install pkexec ./Frameleaf_0.1.4_amd64.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_bootstrap.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_runtime.debTo connect to an existing library instead, download the Desktop DEB or AppImage for your computer: amd64 for Intel and AMD, or arm64 / aarch64 for ARM64. AppImage and DEB installs of 0.1.3 can update from inside Frameleaf.
The SHA256SUMS file lists the checksums for these downloads. Corresponding source and third-party license information is listed separately for each companion.
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.3
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.3
What's new
- A new first screen. Create a Frameleaf account or sign in right from Welcome, see the servers on your network with how each one signs you in, or enter any server's address.
- Every way to sign in to your server. A server's sign-in screen now shows all the methods it offers: Sign in with Frameleaf when the server is linked to your account, its own single sign-on (for example Authentik or Google), and email and password.
- Frameleaf account in the app. Sign in or create a Frameleaf account with a code sent to your email, without leaving Frameleaf. Passkeys still work through your browser.
- Safer Sign in with Frameleaf. Before your account's sign-in goes to a server on your network or an address you type, the server must prove it is the server your account lists.
- Faster photo uploads. Folder copies upload large files in parallel parts on servers that support it, with larger parts on Wi-Fi.
- Fixes. Clearer messages when Frameleaf Cloud sign-in times out, is cancelled or can't be reached; Pause, Stop and Resume keep their saved setting even when the credential store is locked; and other small fixes.
Desktop 0.1.3 works with the same Frameleaf Library 1.2.4 companion as 0.1.2. If you already installed the companion, you don't need to install it again.
Apple Silicon Mac
Open the disk image and drag Frameleaf into Applications. Installed 0.1.2? Frameleaf offers this update itself. To host a library on this Mac, open the Frameleaf Companion Server 1.2.4 PKG and follow the installer, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
Windows x64
Download the Desktop EXE for a standard installation or the MSI for managed deployment. To host a library on this PC, also run FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_x64-setup-unsigned.exe, then choose Run Frameleaf here.
These installers are unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. Frameleaf verifies the signed runtime inside them before it runs anything.
Ubuntu 24.04
On an Intel or AMD computer that will host a library, download the Desktop DEB and both companion DEBs, open Terminal in the download folder and install them together:
sudo apt install pkexec ./Frameleaf_0.1.3_amd64.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_bootstrap.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_runtime.debTo connect to an existing library instead, download the Desktop DEB or AppImage for your computer: amd64 for Intel and AMD, or arm64 / aarch64 for ARM64. AppImage and DEB installs of 0.1.2 can update from inside Frameleaf.
The SHA256SUMS file lists the checksums for these downloads. Corresponding source and third-party license information is listed separately for each companion.
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.2
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.2
Desktop 0.1.2 ships with the Frameleaf Library 1.2.4 companion for Apple Silicon, Windows x64 and Ubuntu 24.04 x64. The companion lets you start and manage a photo library on this computer from Run Frameleaf here.
Apple Silicon Mac
Open the disk image and drag Frameleaf into Applications. To host a library on this Mac, open the Frameleaf Companion Server 1.2.4 PKG and follow the installer. Open Frameleaf, choose Run Frameleaf here, and follow setup. The companion includes Chromium for Studio rendering.
Choose Connect to my server if you already have a Library. On supported Macs, Touch ID can unlock a saved sign-in.
Windows x64
Download the Desktop EXE for a standard installation or the MSI for managed deployment. To host a library on this PC, also run FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_x64-setup-unsigned.exe. Open Frameleaf, choose Run Frameleaf here, and follow setup.
These installers are unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. Frameleaf verifies the signed runtime inside them before it runs anything. Choose Connect to my server to connect to an existing Library instead.
Ubuntu 24.04
On an Intel or AMD computer, download the Desktop DEB and both companion DEBs. Open Terminal in the download folder and install them together.
sudo apt install pkexec ./Frameleaf_0.1.2_amd64.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_bootstrap.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.4_amd64_runtime.debOpen Frameleaf, choose Run Frameleaf here, and follow the setup prompts. The companion includes Chromium for Studio rendering.
To connect to an existing library instead, download the Desktop DEB or AppImage for your computer. Choose amd64 for Intel and AMD or arm64 / aarch64 for ARM64, open Frameleaf and choose Connect to my server.
Moving a 1.2.3 library to 1.2.4
Install Desktop 0.1.2 and the 1.2.4 companion; it installs alongside 1.2.3. Stop your server and local management, then under Installed server package choose Library 1.2.4 and continue setup. Your library, photos, saved credentials and Manager pairing move to 1.2.4. Keep the 1.2.3 package installed until the library has started once with 1.2.4. The move is one-way: a library that has run with 1.2.4 cannot go back to 1.2.3.
The SHA256SUMS file lists the checksums for these downloads. Corresponding source and third-party license information is listed separately for each companion.
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.1
Frameleaf Desktop 0.1.1
Desktop 0.1.1 supports the Frameleaf Library 1.2.3 companion on Apple Silicon and Ubuntu 24.04 x64. The companion lets you start and manage a photo library on this computer from Run Frameleaf here.
Apple Silicon Mac
Open the disk image and drag Frameleaf into Applications. To host a new library on this Mac, open the Frameleaf Companion Server 1.2.3 PKG and follow the installer. Open Frameleaf, choose Run Frameleaf here, and follow setup. The companion includes Chromium for Studio rendering.
Choose Connect to my server if you already have a Library. On supported Macs, Touch ID can unlock a saved sign-in.
Windows x64
Download the EXE for a standard installation or the MSI for managed deployment. Both installers are unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. Frameleaf verifies the signed AI runtime included in both packages.
Open Frameleaf and choose Connect to my server to connect to an existing Library.
Run Frameleaf here
On Ubuntu 24.04 with an Intel or AMD processor, download the Desktop DEB and both companion DEBs. Open Terminal in the download folder and install them together.
sudo apt install pkexec ./Frameleaf_0.1.1_amd64.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.3_amd64_bootstrap.deb ./FrameleafCompanion_1.2.3_amd64_runtime.debOpen Frameleaf, choose Run Frameleaf here, and follow the setup prompts. The companion includes Chromium for Studio rendering.
Connect to an existing library
Download the Desktop DEB or AppImage for your computer. Choose amd64 for Intel and AMD or arm64 / aarch64 for ARM64. Open Frameleaf and choose Connect to my server.
The SHA256SUMS file lists the checksums for these downloads. Corresponding source and third-party license information is listed separately.