Auracle for Linux.

What is this?

Auracle for Linux is the native GNOME desktop companion, built with GTK4 and Libadwaita. It reads what you connect to auracle and keeps a local copy of what it has fetched; nothing about the client is different between this download and the one auracle's own build already tested.

The bytes on the mirror are the exact bytes that internal build produced — nothing is rebuilt, renamed or repackaged to reach this page.

Which file do I want?

Two package shapes, same application. Pick the one your desktop already knows how to install:

.deb (Debian, Ubuntu, and derivatives): sudo apt install ./auracle_*_amd64.deb

AppImage (any modern Linux desktop): make it executable, then run it — chmod +x Auracle-*-x86_64.AppImage && ./Auracle-*-x86_64.AppImage

Neither artifact bundles a GTK runtime. Your desktop needs GTK 4.12 or newer and Libadwaita 1.4 or newer already installed — true of a stock GNOME desktop on a current Ubuntu or Fedora release.

How do I check what I downloaded?

Every release publishes a SHA256SUMS file alongside its assets. Most people take one artifact rather than all of them, so check with --ignore-missing:

sha256sum --ignore-missing -c SHA256SUMS

Nothing here is cryptographically signed. The checksum proves the bytes you downloaded are the bytes we published, not who published them.

How do I know when a new version ships?

Auracle for Linux does not update itself. There is no feed and no in-app check: compare the version in About against the latest release.

Is it accessible?

A full manual pass with a screen reader, keyboard only, high contrast and large text has not been done on this build. If something does not work with assistive technology, please tell us — that is the gap most likely to have missed it.