Akira
About Akira
Akira is a native Linux application for UI and UX design, built using Vala and GTK. It aims to provide a modern and efficient tool for web and graphic designers working on Linux.
The project is currently in early development and not yet ready for production use. It is available as an alpha release for testing purposes.
Key features
- Native Linux application for UI/UX design
- Built with Vala and GTK
- Targets web and graphic designers
- Supports elementaryOS AppCenter and Flatpak installation
- Open source with GNU GPLv3 license
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View all 8 versionsFrequently asked questions
- Is Akira free?
- Yes. Akira is free and open-source software, distributed under the GPL-3.0 license.
- What is the latest version of Akira?
- The latest version is v0.0.16, released on Aug 15, 2021.
- What platforms does Akira support?
- Akira is a native Linux application, primarily targeting Linux distributions. It has specific installation options for elementaryOS and Flatpak.
- How can I install Akira?
- Akira can be installed via elementaryOS AppCenter, Flatpak, or compiled from source. The project provides detailed compilation instructions for various Linux distributions.
- Is Akira ready for production use?
- No, Akira is currently in early development and not recommended for production use. It's available as an alpha release for testing purposes.
- How can I contribute to Akira?
- Contributions are welcome through pull requests. The project has contributing guidelines and a code of conduct for participants. There are also community channels on Matrix and IRC for discussion.
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