Ledge 0.1.4

Ledge is a Markdown notebook that runs the code in your notes.

New in 0.1.4

• Ledge for Android is in an open beta on Google Play, and anyone can join: ledge.sh/android has the three steps. It pairs with a server the same way the iPhone app does.
• The manual inside the app and on every server now covers Android: pairing, where the app keeps its key and passwords, sharing, and the keyboard.

Install

Mac, for Apple Silicon: the DMG below. Drag Ledge to Applications and open it from there.

Linux: linux-x64-Ledge-Setup.tar.gz or linux-arm64-Ledge-Setup.tar.gz below. Extract it and run ./installer. It needs GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1 (Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, Fedora 38 or newer).

Windows: win-x64-Ledge-Setup.zip below. Right-click it, choose Extract All, and run Ledge-Setup.exe from the extracted folder. It needs WSL: if Ledge says it is missing, run wsl --install in an administrator PowerShell and restart. Windows may say it protected your PC while the installer is new: choose More info, then Run anyway.

iPhone and iPad: Ledge Notebook on the App Store.

Android: the Google Play beta, through ledge.sh/android.

Every desktop app updates itself.

A server, signed in as the account Ledge should use:

curl -fsSL https://ledge.sh/server.sh | sh

Then ~/.ledge/.server/bin/ledge pair prints a code to scan with Ledge on a phone, or to paste into the desktop app's Add Server form.

The manual is at ledge.sh/docs, and inside the app behind the help button.