Installation

• Quick Install (macOS & Linux)
• MacOS
  • Homebrew
  • DMG File
• Linux
  • Snap
  • AppImage
  • Deb Package
  • RPM Package
  • Arch Linux (AUR)
• Windows

Quick Install (macOS & Linux)

Install the latest release from the terminal:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tweakphp/tweakphp/main/install.sh | bash

The script picks the best package for your system: the native .deb/.rpm on Debian/Fedora-based distros, the AppImage elsewhere (extracted automatically when libfuse2 is missing), and the universal app bundle on macOS. Every download is verified against the release checksums.

Useful options:

install.sh --version 0.15.0   # install a specific version
install.sh --appimage         # force the AppImage method on Linux
install.sh --uninstall        # remove TweakPHP

Run it with --help for the full list.

MacOS

Homebrew

brew install tweakphp/tap/tweakphp

DMG File

Download the .dmg file from the releases page and drag TweakPHP to your Applications folder.

Linux

There are multiple ways to install TweakPHP on a Linux machine.

Snap

snap install tweakphp

AppImage

1. Download the .AppImage file from the releases page
2. Make it executable: chmod +x TweakPHP-*.AppImage
3. Run the AppImage

INFO

On Ubuntu 24.04+ AppImages need FUSE, which is no longer installed by default. Either install it (sudo apt install libfuse2t64), run the AppImage once with --appimage-extract-and-run, or use the Quick Install script, which installs without FUSE automatically.

Deb Package

TweakPHP is also available as .deb package for x64 only and you can download it from the Github Releases

RPM Package

Download the .rpm package from the releases page and install it:

sudo rpm -i TweakPHP-*.rpm

Arch Linux (AUR)

yay -S tweakphp

or with any other AUR helper.

Windows

Download the .exe installer from the releases page and run it.