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Alternative Installation Steps

If you happen to be running an unsupported configuration (i.e. where you don't have sudo access), we got your back! We offer support on a best-effort basis for most Linux distributions & macOS versions, via statically-compiled binaries.

As you're deviating from the "happy path", you'll need to run some extra commands in order to get the DevZero CLI working on your machine. If you'd like assistance with this, please contact us at support@devzero.io and we'd be happy to guide you through these steps.

We generally support most arm64 / amd64 Linux systems, as well as Apple Silicon & Intel macOS systems. If you're running - say, a SPARC / RISC-V machine, we don't support that at this time.

1. Download the tarball

For the stable release track (this is most likely what you want), click the respective link for your CPU architecture.

  • amd64 - more common

  • arm64 - less common (Raspberry Pi, etc)

If you're feeling adventurous, these links are for the latest release track, which has potentially unstable updates that are pushed more frequently.

  • amd64 - more common

  • arm64 - less common (Raspberry Pi, etc)

2. Unpack the tarball

tar xvf dz.tar.gz

This should produce one file, called dzcmd.

ln -s dzcmd dz
ln -s dzcmd dznetd

4. Start dznetd

sudo ./dznetd

5. Connect to your team's network

sudo ./dz net connect

6. Success

You're connected! You can now connect to your workspaces via ./dz workspace connect. Have fun!

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