Vibemis release 0.2.0-beta.011
Pre-release🧪 Beta Build
Merged into vibemis-main. Functionally complete; broader smoke testing welcome.
Not yet a production release.
📲 Already have Vibemis installed? In the app open Settings → Advanced →
Software updates, set the channel to Beta, then Check for updates →
Update now to install this build.
🚧 Development Build Changelog
📝 Other Changes
- docs: test110 report addendum — alpha.002 regression re-check (212769e)
- docs(readme): per-tier release-filter links + note that GitHub sorts releases by SemVer precedence, burying alphas below betas (BL-1759) [skip ci] (c2f2b46)
📋 Build Information
- Version:
0.2.0-beta.011 - Numeric Version:
0.2.0.547 - Branch:
vibemis-main - Commit:
ee77427ffc896e06644865f57a9c95a5c5286229 - Build: #547
🎮 Install on Steam Deck / SteamOS (no terminal needed)
Just want to play? Follow these three steps in Desktop Mode.
- Switch to Desktop Mode (hold the power button → Switch to Desktop) and download the
.AppImagebelow with the browser. - Add it to Steam: open your file manager, find the downloaded
.AppImage(usually in Downloads), right-click it → Add to Steam. (No file manager “Add to Steam”? Open Steam → Games → Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library → Browse, and pick the.AppImage.) You can rename the shortcut to Vibemis in its Properties. - Play from Game Mode: switch back to Game Mode — Vibemis is now in your library under Non-Steam Games. Launch it, add your host PC, pair, and stream.
Just run it once from the desktop (no Steam)
Double-click the .AppImage. If nothing happens, right-click → Properties → Permissions → Allow executing file as program (or chmod +x Vibemis-*.AppImage), then double-click again. On SteamOS a FUSE error means: run ./Vibemis-*.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run — no install needed.
Advanced / scripted setup
scripts/install-vibemis-desktop.sh installs the AppImage to a stable path with a clean Vibemis desktop entry ready to “Add to Steam”; scripts/vibemis-setup.sh chains doctor → install → pair → add-all-games. See the README.
Any modern Linux desktop works the same way — download the
.AppImage, make it executable, double-click.