The official FreeSO Launcher for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Latest Node.js LTS on a Windows, macOS, or Ubuntu machine.
- Clone the repository.
- Navigate to the
appfolder. - Run
npm install. - Run
npm run start.
After cloning and running npm install, build the launcher by following the steps below:
- For Windows: In the
appfolder, runnpm run buildwin. - For macOS: In the
appfolder, runnpm run builddarwin. - For Linux: In the
appfolder, runnpm run builddeb.
Built binaries are generated in the release folder (FreeSO Launcher.dmg for macOS, FreeSO Launcher Setup.exe for Windows, and FreeSO Launcher.deb for Linux).
Notes on building for multiple platforms:
- If you're using a macOS machine for development, you can generate builds for both macOS and Windows using the commands above. You need to have wine installed before running
npm run buildwin. - If you're using a Windows machine for development, you can only generate builds for Windows via
npm run buildwin. This is due to the .dmg creation process during macOS builds, which is incompatible with Windows systems. - To build the launcher for Linux via
npm run builddeb, you need to be on a macOS or Linux machine.
Visit the Releases page to download the latest version of FreeSO Launcher for Windows, macOS, or Linux.
We currently support 64-bit Debian-based distros, like Ubuntu.
From version 1.12.x onwards, a .deb package is included in the release assets.
As of launcher version 1.11.x and onward, we no longer support:
- macOS versions < 10.15 (Catalina)
- Windows 7, 8, and 8.1.
Users of these operating systems will need to remain on launcher version 1.10.x or earlier. You can find the last 1.10.x release here.
This change follows the discontinuation of support for these versions by Electron (and Chromium also) starting with Electron 23. For further details, please refer to this informative article on the Electron blog.
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