Install Ephervex.
Choose a package for your Linux machine, then follow the steps below. Every option includes the desktop app and CLI.
How do you want to install?
Choose the option that matches your distribution. The AppImage runs without adding a package source.
Check your machine.
Choose the architecture of the Linux machine you will use. Check it with uname -m.
Download the AppImage
Keep the file wherever you want to run Ephervex. It does not install a package.
Choose your architecture above to find the right file.
Make it executable and run it
Choose an architecture above to see the exact filename and commands.
If FUSE is unavailable, prefix the run command with APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1.
If your AppImage manager accepts a static update URL, paste this link for the architecture you chose. The same link is used by the download button above and points to the latest release.
Gear Lever's Static URL instructions describe where to use it.
Choose an architecture above to see its update URL.
Run the AppImage without arguments:
./Ephervex-YOUR_ARCH.AppImageRun the AppImage with a CLI command:
./Ephervex-YOUR_ARCH.AppImage doctorRequirements & help
x86_64 or aarch64 with glibc 2.35 or newer, such as Ubuntu 22.04 or Debian 12. X11 or XWayland is needed for the desktop app.
The AppImage needs FUSE. If it cannot mount, run it with APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1 before the command instead.
On aarch64, the Minecraft version must provide compatible native libraries. Some versions cannot launch on ARM.
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