macOS v0.3.2 · universal (Apple silicon & Intel) 1 Open the .dmg and drag GitRoot into Applications.
2 First launch: System Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway".
3 Or skip that prompt with the terminal command below.
Windows v0.3.2 · 64-bit installer 1 Run the installer and launch GitRoot.
2 SmartScreen: click "More info" → "Run anyway".
3 Edge can block the download itself — try Chrome if that happens.
4 Or skip that prompt with the terminal command below.
Linux v0.3.2 · AppImage, runs on any distro 1 chmod +x the AppImage, then run it.
2 Or install the .deb on Debian / Ubuntu.
3 Needs WebKitGTK 4.1+ and libssl.
Quick install from the terminal Downloads the latest release, clears the OS's first-run warning, and launches it. Copy runs them in order.
zsh Copy
$ curl -L https://gitroot.pro/downloads/gitroot_0.3.2_universal.dmg -o ~/Downloads/GitRoot.dmg
$ xattr -cr ~/Downloads/GitRoot.dmg
$ open ~/Downloads/GitRoot.dmg
powershell Copy
$ curl -L https://gitroot.pro/downloads/gitroot_0.3.2_x64-setup.exe -o "$env:TEMP\GitRoot-setup.exe"
$ Start-Process "$env:TEMP\GitRoot-setup.exe"
bash Copy
$ curl -L https://gitroot.pro/downloads/gitroot_0.3.2_amd64.AppImage -o ~/Downloads/GitRoot.AppImage
$ chmod +x ~/Downloads/GitRoot.AppImage
$ ~/Downloads/GitRoot.AppImage
This is an early beta, so expect rough edges. GitRoot is open source under the MIT license and distributed without a commercial code-signing certificate, so your OS may show a first-launch warning as noted above — that's normal for an open-source app at this stage, not a sign anything's wrong. Read the source, build it yourself, or open an issue on GitHub.