Linux · desktop
A single AppImage: download it, make it executable, and run. No install, no root, nothing to uninstall — delete the file when you’re done. Linux has no “unknown publisher” gate, so there’s no warning to click through.
On ARM64, use the arm64 portable zip. There’s also an x64 portable zip if you’d rather not use an AppImage.
chmod +x local-writing-app-linux-x64.AppImage ./local-writing-app-linux-x64.AppImage
These commands are for the x64 AppImage. There’s no arm64 AppImage — on ARM64, download the arm64 portable zip instead, unzip it, and run the app inside.
The app opens in your browser at a local address on your own machine.
If it fails with an error about libfuse.so.2 or “AppImages require FUSE to run”: some newer distributions (e.g. Ubuntu 22.04+) don’t ship the older FUSE library by default. Install it once with sudo apt install libfuse2 (Debian/Ubuntu) or your distro’s equivalent, then run the AppImage again.
For a headless box you reach from other machines on your network, use the headless / server build →