LINUX

Install through the package manager on your Linux distro, or follow the manual installation guide.

Special cases:

• NixOS has an official package but also a Nix Flake that is tied to the latest commit.
• On Artix it’s available in the artist repository.
• Fedora has it on an unofficial repo.
• kew is on Arch Linux’s official repositories, but there’s also an AUR package that tracks the latest commit called kew-git.
• A flatpak is available on the github release page: https://github.com/ravachol/kew/releases/latest.

MACOS

For macOS users it’s available through Homebrew.

FREEBSD / NETBSD

Available through the package manager or manual installation guide.

WINDOWS

Run the Windows installer (https://github.com/ravachol/kew/releases/latest), from the latest release. It is compiled and created entirely on Github.com.

ANDROID

kew is available on Android as a package for the app Termux, which is a terminal emulator for Android.