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Airclone v0.24.0
Airclone v0.24.0 — Docker, Linux on ARM, and an interface size you choose
Run it on a server, with Docker
Airclone now comes as a Docker image, for x86_64 and ARM64:
ghcr.io/gigaionllc/airclone. It serves the whole app to your browser
through the Web UI. A short, commented docker-compose.yml is all it takes:
open https://<your-server>:5799 and sign in. Set
AIRCLONE_WEBUI_PASSWORD to choose your own password, or read the generated
one with docker logs airclone. Your settings live in /config, and the
folders you mount under /data show up as Home.
Guide: Running Airclone in Docker
Linux on ARM64
Every Linux download now also comes for ARM64: a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 on a
64-bit OS, ARM servers and ARM laptops. Same three choices as on a PC:
Airclone-aarch64.AppImageairclone-aarch64.flatpakairclone-linux-arm64.tar.gz
Not sure which you need? Run uname -m: aarch64 means ARM64. An ARM64
AppImage updates itself to the ARM64 version.
Make everything bigger or smaller
Settings → Appearance → Interface size scales all of Airclone from 80%
to 250%, on top of your display's own scaling. It is the fix for a tiny
interface on a 4K Linux screen under Wayland: it works natively there and
leaves your mouse pointer and other apps alone. To start at a size, set
AIRCLONE_SCALE, for example AIRCLONE_SCALE=2 ./Airclone-x86_64.AppImage.
On Windows, macOS and Linux.
Notes
- Windows builds are signed (Azure Artifact Signing, OV-class — SmartScreen
may still warn until the certificate builds reputation). macOS builds are
signed and notarized with a Developer ID. - The Web UI is HTTPS only, with a certificate Airclone makes itself, so
your browser warns once on the first visit. That is expected. - Mounting is off in Docker: it needs FUSE, which a container only gets
with extra privileges. Browsing, copying, syncing and backups all work. - This release includes everything in 0.23.2 (Sign in again, rclone
v1.75.2). - Store versions follow on each store's own schedule.