Desktop Canary v2.1.48-canary.26
Hi there, little explorer! 🚀
Imagine you're building a super cool LEGO castle. This news is like when the grown-ups are trying out a brand new LEGO piece that just came out of the factory. 🧱
They call it a "Canary Build" because a long, long time ago, people used little birds called canaries to check if something was safe. If the bird was okay, then it was safe for people! 🐦
So, this new computer thingy is like a baby bird. It's not quite ready for everyone to play with yet. It might be a little wobbly or have some missing pieces. 🚧
It's just for grown-ups who like to try new things and help fix little boo-boos. They say, "Be careful!" and "Don't forget to save your favorite drawings first!" before trying it. 💾
It's like a secret sneak peek before the big, perfect toy comes out! Isn't that fun? 🎉
🐤 Canary Build — v2.1.48-canary.26 Automated canary build from canary branch. ⚠️ Important Notes This is an automated canary build and is NOT intended for production use. Canary builds are triggered by build / fix / style commits on the canary branch. May contain unstable or incomplete changes . Use at your own risk. It is strongly recommended to back up your data before using a canary build. 📦 Installation Download the appropriate installer for your platform from the assets below. Platform File macOS (Apple Silicon) .dmg (arm64) macOS (Intel) .dmg (x64) Windows .exe Linux .AppImage / .deb
🐤 Canary Build — v2.1.48-canary.26
Automated canary build from canary branch.
⚠️ Important Notes
-
This is an automated canary build and is NOT intended for production use.
-
Canary builds are triggered by build/fix/style commits on the canary branch.
-
May contain unstable or incomplete changes. Use at your own risk.
-
It is strongly recommended to back up your data before using a canary build.
📦 Installation
Download the appropriate installer for your platform from the assets below.
Platform File
macOS (Apple Silicon)
.dmg (arm64)
macOS (Intel)
.dmg (x64)
Windows
.exe
Linux
.AppImage / .deb
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