Installation
OS Support
Official
- Linux X11 x86_64
- macOS M1
Best-effort
- Linux Wayland x86_64
- Windows x86_64
- macOS x86_64
macOS
Although it is possible to install Gauntlet by using .dmg
directly, application doesn't have auto-update functionality so it is recommended to install using brew
package manager
Brew package: link
To install run:
brew install --cask gauntlet
To start, manually open application.
Arch Linux
AUR package: link
To install run:
yay -S gauntlet-bin
To start systemd
service run:
systemctl --user enable --now gauntlet.service
Nix
See installation instructions here
Other Linux Distributions
At the moment application is available only for Arch Linux and Nix. If you want to create a package for other distributions see Application packaging for Linux
Windows
Download .msi
at Releases page and open to install Gauntlet
Note: application doesn't have auto-update functionality, and has to be updated manually
To start, manually open application.
Application packaging for Linux
This section contains a list of things that could be useful for someone who wants to package application for Linux distribution. If something is missing, please create an issue
Application is already packaged for Arch Linux and Nix so you can use them as examples
Relevant CLI commands:
$ gauntlet --minimized
- Server needs to be started when user logs in, e.g. using
systemd
service
- Server needs to be started when user logs in, e.g. using
$ gauntlet open
- Main windows is usually opened using global shortcut, this CLI command can be used in cases where global shortcut functionality is not available
$ gauntlet settings
- Settings are usually started on demand from Gauntlet itself
.desktop
sample file can be found here
systemd
service sample file can be found here
Application plugin depends on gtk-launch
Wayland
Wayland support requires LayerShell protocol zwlr_layer_shell_v1