Why is there no Linux package in Release?

[devcxl]

As title I visit your official website. Click to download, but I found that there is no Linux package. It feels quite ridiculous.

[roian6]

You’re not missing a download link — as of the latest stable release, v0.16.1, the official GitHub Release contains macOS and Windows assets but no Linux package.

The repository already has Linux AppImage build and release machinery, but the stable Linux job is currently gated behind ENABLE_STABLE_LINUX. The workflow itself notes that Linux is temporarily excluded from stable releases until the containerized pnpm bootstrap path is fixed and reviewed.

The current public work is:

• fix(tools-pack): unbreak linux --containerized build on a populated tree #6009 — fix the containerized Linux build path
• feat(tools-pack): add .deb packaging target for linux build #6010 — add a native .deb build target
• feat(release): publish the .deb alongside the AppImage in the linux lane #6017 — publish the .deb alongside the AppImage once the Linux release lane is enabled

Those changes have not landed and the stable Linux lane has not been re-enabled yet, so there is no official Linux release asset or public ETA today.

For now, the verifiable Linux options are the repository’s Docker Compose flow or running from source. Third-party packages such as the AUR package should be treated as community-maintained rather than official Open Design releases.

[Coreigh]

Maybe someone could update the Product Downloads page (https://open-design.ai/download/) to this fact so people are informed ...
I am the fool but I sent two days trying to make this work on Linux before finding this notice.