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Linux
DEB and RPM packages for Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian and derivatives, plus a portable AppImage.
Windows
An NSIS installer with Microsoft's WebView2 bootstrapper. If the WebView2 runtime is not already installed, Windows may download it during setup.
macOS
A DMG build is planned. Its live release entry above will change from Coming soon to a download as soon as it is ready.
System requirements
Linux
- 64-bit (x86_64) system.
- DEB and AppImage: any distribution with glibc 2.34 or newer, including Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Linux Mint 21+ and Pop!_OS 22.04+.
- RPM: Fedora 40 or newer, or openSUSE Tumbleweed / Leap 16+. Older releases ship an older glibc than the package requires. Fedora users on 39 or older can use the AppImage instead.
- The WebKitGTK 4.1 libraries (webkit2gtk-4.1 + libsoup3). All desktop distributions above provide them as standard system packages.
- Not supported: releases based on Ubuntu 20.04 or older (Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, Mint) - they do not package WebKitGTK 4.1, which WebF1 DataPad requires.
Windows
- 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- The Microsoft WebView2 runtime (included in Windows 10/11 by default; the installer's bundled bootstrapper installs it if missing).
Database servers
- PostgreSQL, SQL Server or SQLite for a live connection.
- A compiled Entity Framework assembly and its entity dependencies for an EF DLL connection.
- The .NET 10 runtime, if it is not bundled with the package you install.
WebF1 DataPad needs no account. It works locally except when it reaches a database or the NuGet registry you ask it to, and licence validation may require an internet connection. Hardware requirements are modest: if your device runs the operating system above comfortably, it runs DataPad. macOS (Intel and Apple silicon) is planned and will be listed here when the DMG build is released.
Live release information
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