Download FileBarge

The current release is FileBarge 1.0.

Binary archives

Download the binary archive for your platform:

Linux

• Linux 32-bit (x86, i686) (46 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit x86 Linux with glibc. x86 means i686.
• Linux 32-bit (x86, i686, static) (82 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit x86 Linux. x86 means i686. No system glibc is required.
• Linux 64-bit (x64) (42 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit x86 Linux with glibc.
• Linux 64-bit (x64, static) (78 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit x86 Linux. No system glibc is required.
• Linux ARM64 (41 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit ARM Linux with glibc.
• Linux ARM64 (static) (82 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit ARM Linux. No system glibc is required.
• Linux ARM32 (static) (77 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit ARM Linux with the soft-float EABI. No system glibc is required.
• Linux MIPS (static) (89 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit big-endian MIPS Linux. No system glibc is required.
• Linux MIPS little-endian (static) (91 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit little-endian MIPS Linux. No system glibc is required.

macOS

Depending on your version of macOS, FileBarge may not open after you download it. See macOS security warning for instructions on how to fix this. To avoid this problem in the first place, you can download FileBarge via Terminal.

• Download via Terminal. Copy and paste the following command into a Terminal window, then press Return.

  curl -fsSL https://CodingMarkus.codeberg.page/FileBarge/download/macos | sh
  

• macOS (Apple Silicon) (34 kB)
  Requirements: Apple Silicon Mac.
• macOS (Intel) (33 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit Intel Mac.
• macOS (Universal) (59 kB)
  Requirements: Apple Silicon or Intel Mac.

Windows

• Windows 32-bit (x86) (129 kB)
  Requirements: 32-bit x86 Windows.
• Windows 64-bit (x64) (111 kB)
  Requirements: 64-bit x86 Windows.
• Windows ARM64 (99 kB)
  Requirements: Windows on ARM.

Release history

The newest release and all previous releases are available from the authoritative releases page.

See the release history for release notes.

Development archives

Development archives with names that begin with filebarge (lowercase) and include dev contain prebuilt binaries, debugging symbols, and build information. Download them from Codeberg.