Orchard for Linux

Orchard 3.1.0 runs on any modern 64-bit Linux. The install script is the quickest way in. If you want a single file that runs anywhere, use the static musl build.

Install with the script

This detects your architecture, downloads the matching build, and installs it to ~/.orchard/bin. It does not need root.

Then add the directory to your PATH if the script asks you to, and run orch --version.

Download a tarball

Prefer to install by hand? Grab the archive for your machine.

• x86_64 (glibc) for most distributions.
• arm64 (glibc) for 64-bit ARM, including most cloud ARM instances.
• x86_64 (musl, static) for a single file with no system dependencies.

Homebrew on Linux

Homebrew works on Linux too. See the Homebrew page for the one step install.

Verify your download

Check your file against the published SHA256SUMS.

Build from source

With a Rust toolchain installed, you can build the CLI yourself. See other platforms for the steps.

Update and uninstall

• Update by re-running the script, or replacing the binary with a newer tarball.
• Uninstall by deleting the orch binary and the ~/.orchard directory.