Get Rampart

One-Line Install

On most platforms, install the latest Rampart with a single command:

Works on every platform listed below. The installer detects your system and downloads the matching build automatically.

Binary Distributions

Pre-built binaries are available for the following platforms (as of v0.7.1). Minimal dependencies — it should run straight out of the box.

• Linux x86_64 — most distributions (CentOS 7.0+ / glibc 2.17 and newer)
• Linux ARM64 (aarch64) — most distributions (glibc 2.17+), including Raspberry Pi (64-bit)
• Raspberry Pi 32-bit (ARMv7) — Raspberry Pi OS / Debian 10 (Buster) and up
• macOS Apple Silicon (ARM64), Big Sur and up
• macOS Intel (x86_64), Big Sur and up
• FreeBSD 14 (experimental)

Linux builds come in two variants matched to your system's C library (glibc); the installer picks the right one for you. The oldest supported glibc is 2.17 on x86_64 and ARM64, and 2.28 on 32-bit ARM.

Included in the binary build:

• Rampart Langtools for supported builds in a separate tar.gz
• Rampart Webview
• Rampart Iroh

The tar.gz filenames indicate the build OS, which generally represents the minimum C library (or OS) version required.

Manual Install

From a downloaded tarball, three commands and you're up:

me@myhost:~$ tar -zxvf rampart-*.tar.gz
me@myhost:~$ cd rampart
me@myhost:~/rampart$ ./install.sh

Enjoy!