Download Lemmata Beta
Free and open source under the GPL-3.0. After installing, you'll also need TeX: Lemmata checks for it on first launch and shows the command, or see Installing TeX.
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, x86-64Your system| File | Size | Checksum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_windows_x86_64-setup.exeInstallerRecommended: The standard installer. | 17 MB | SHA-256 3a57a6bf4e264ca889b99573704bee75fec40cac958e27549cfd08f760559143 | Download |
Unsigned build. If SmartScreen warns you, click More info → Run anyway.
Install
Run the setup .exe and follow the prompts. Or use winget:
winget install NilsBriggen.LemmataPackage managers only carry stable releases, so this command works from the first stable release on.
macOS
One download for Apple Silicon and Intel MacsYour system| File | Size | Checksum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_macos_universal.dmgDisk image: Open it and drag Lemmata to Applications. | 43 MB | SHA-256 34b0b9c9dc969ff034586ccfda7a7dc409de4ae0ca9ea789ac89a0fbd42dbc08 | Download |
Unsigned build. macOS may say Lemmata can't be checked for malware. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
Install
Open the .dmg and drag Lemmata to Applications. Or use Homebrew:
brew install --cask NilsBriggen/tap/lemmataPackage managers only carry stable releases, so this command works from the first stable release on.
Linux
x86-64. The AppImage runs on most distributionsYour system| File | Size | Checksum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.AppImageAppImage: Any distribution. Make it executable and run it. | 101 MB | SHA-256 8682c4b9b3ab75546bf0af6d9b0d1cb1b025e46f8d7b7a6f433a7ec1f8b083f3 | Download |
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.debDebian package: Debian, Ubuntu, Mint. | 24 MB | SHA-256 a2083e4f324613827bfcda114c4fc2319dd7e1a4b648e786e4fa758a040ae686 | Download |
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.rpmRPM package: Fedora, openSUSE. | 24 MB | SHA-256 d41d618192961ee9042efb0969549bc52c0ea626f9df672266a8b481d62ffad8 | Download |
Arch, CachyOS, Manjaro
From the AUR, with yay or any AUR helper:
yay -S lemmata-binPackage managers only carry stable releases, so this command works from the first stable release on.
Debian, Ubuntu, Mint
Download the .deb, then in that folder:
sudo apt install ./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.debFedora, openSUSE
Download the .rpm, then:
sudo dnf install ./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.rpmOn openSUSE, use sudo zypper install with the same file.
Any distribution
Download the AppImage, make it executable and run it:
chmod +x Lemmata_*.AppImage
./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_x86_64.AppImageLinux ARM64
aarch64, for example a Raspberry Pi 4/5 or an ARM laptopYour system| File | Size | Checksum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.AppImageAppImage: Any distribution. Make it executable and run it. | 99 MB | SHA-256 7a60143e7433e8d1a333a9774c30aa70d1c0959c001555f332ff6cc026c6e295 | Download |
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.debDebian package: Debian, Ubuntu, Mint. | 24 MB | SHA-256 d4ae2a66909b56d8b142e30f208eee63a732088eeb4126c593054639e21cb250 | Download |
| Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.rpmRPM package: Fedora, openSUSE. | 24 MB | SHA-256 bea0b44624efab2e716d3b38a669de4acbd38c4312e2019ded432f42a40923e8 | Download |
Debian, Ubuntu, Mint
Download the .deb, then in that folder:
sudo apt install ./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.debFedora, openSUSE
Download the .rpm, then:
sudo dnf install ./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.rpmOn openSUSE, use sudo zypper install with the same file.
Any distribution
Download the AppImage, make it executable and run it:
chmod +x Lemmata_*.AppImage
./Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_linux_aarch64.AppImageCheck a download
Compare the file with the published SHA-256 checksumLinux
Put SHA256SUMS.txt next to the download, then:
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt --ignore-missingmacOS
Compare the output with the checksum above:
shasum -a 256 Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_macos_universal.dmgWindows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash .\Lemmata_0.1.0-beta.2_windows_x86_64-setup.exeOlder versions and betas are on the changelog and on GitHub Releases.