rAIdio.bot v0.1.17 (beta)
rAIdio.bot v0.1.17
What's new
- Fixed a hang during setup. A large download — especially the optional XL model — could look frozen at 100% while the app verified the file's integrity and unpacked it. The app now stays responsive and shows "Verifying…" / "Extracting…" instead of appearing stuck.
🐧 Linux — early beta
This is an early beta of the Linux build. It will stay on the beta channel through a few more iterations until we're happy with it, so expect rough edges. Windows remains the primary, stable platform. Your detailed reports (below) are what move Linux toward release quality — thank you.
Install
Two formats — use whichever fits your distro, and if you can, try both and tell us how each behaves:
Debian / Ubuntu — .deb (the confirmed-working path):
sudo apt install ./rAIdio.bot_0.1.17_amd64.debAny modern 64-bit Linux — AppImage (newer; please also test):
chmod +x rAIdio.bot_0.1.17_amd64.AppImage
./rAIdio.bot_0.1.17_amd64.AppImageThe AppImage bundles its own dependencies, so it should run on most modern distributions (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 36+, recent Arch, Pop!_OS…). It's newer than the .deb — if it launches blank or won't play audio, please report it and fall back to the .deb.
- If the AppImage won't start at all, your distro may need FUSE —
sudo apt install libfuse2(Debian/Ubuntu), or run it with./rAIdio.bot_0.1.17_amd64.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run.
(Each artifact ships with a matching .minisig minisign signature — optional to verify.)
First run
- Launch it and enter the RB1- serial you were given → it activates and locks to this machine.
- First-run setup then downloads the AI backend + models (a few GB, one-time — let it finish).
- You're in.
What to test
Please walk these and note what works vs. breaks:
- App launches and the UI renders (not a blank window).
- License activation with your serial succeeds.
- Generate a track — Text-to-Audio — end to end.
- Waveform draws, and playback works (audio actually comes out).
- The Mixer and Edit panels behave.
- Export a track (it should produce a signed / C2PA file).
Your report — please include
- Distro + version (e.g. Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 40, Arch) and GPU (e.g. RTX 4070).
- Which format you used (
.debor AppImage). - The build id in the lower-right corner (e.g.
v0.1.17-…) — quote it. - What worked, what didn't, and any exact error text.
- If something broke, attach the logs:
~/.local/share/rAIdio.bot/raidio.log~/.local/share/rAIdio.bot/comfyui.log
Thanks for testing on the beta channel.