Tracks **Phase 5.4 — Packaging & Distribution** from [docs/SPEC.md](docs/SPEC.md) §5. ## Goal Make Kite installable across all major platforms with first-class native packages. ## Scope **Linux** - [ ] `.deb` (Debian/Ubuntu) - [ ] `.rpm` (Fedora/RHEL) - [ ] AUR (Arch) - [ ] Snap - [ ] Flatpak - [ ] AppImage - [ ] Nix **macOS** - [ ] Homebrew formula (see #41) - [ ] MacPorts **Windows** - [ ] winget manifest - [ ] Scoop bucket - [ ] Chocolatey package - [ ] standalone `.exe` / `.msi` **Cross-platform** - [ ] `cargo install kite-monitor` (crates.io) works out of the box - [ ] Static binaries (musl on Linux) for zero-dependency deployment - [ ] Auto-update check (opt-in, checks GitHub releases) ## Notes - The release workflow already builds cross-platform binaries on tag push; these packages should consume those artifacts. - #41 (Homebrew) is a subset of this issue and can be tackled first.
Tracks Phase 5.4 — Packaging & Distribution from docs/SPEC.md §5.
Goal
Make Kite installable across all major platforms with first-class native packages.
Scope
Linux
.deb(Debian/Ubuntu).rpm(Fedora/RHEL)macOS
Windows
.exe/.msiCross-platform
cargo install kite-monitor(crates.io) works out of the boxNotes