Zero Install for Linux 2.25.8 freeware

Zero Install is a decentralised cross-distribution software installation system. Other features include full support for shared libraries, sharing between users, and integration with native platform package managers. It supports both binary and source packages, and works on Linux, Mac OS X, Unix and Windows systems. It is fully Open Source. ...

Author Thomas Leonard
Released 2024-05-17
Filesize 8.10 MB
Downloads 879
OS Linux
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords install software, distribute software, install package, install, software, distribute
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2.25.8 May 17, 2024 New Release
2.25.6 Mar 18, 2024 New Release Automatically refresh on 0install download|run when solving failed
Added AMDX template for Windows Group Policies
Removed Mono.Posix dependency
2.25.4 Feb 14, 2024 New Release

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