Archi 5.4 Beta 5

July 24 2024

Beta

Archi Beta

This beta version of Archi gives you the opportunity to test new features before full release.

We try hard to minimise bugs, but obviously we cannot guarantee this. Please ensure you back up your data first before testing this version, and please use test data only. If you already have a version of Archi installed, install this beta version into a separate location.

Please report any bugs or issues on the GitHub Issue Tracker.

What’s new in this version?

For a full list of the changes please read the Change Log.

 


WindowsWindows 64-bit Installer

For Windows 10+ (64-bit). This installer application installs Archi to the Windows “Program Files” folder and associates “*.archimate” files with Archi. An uninstaller is also provided.
If you are installing this version of Archi alongside the released version of Archi it might be better to install the Portable Zip version to keep it separate.

WindowsWindows 64-bit Portable Zip

For Windows 10+ (64-bit). This is a zip file that does not use an installer. An optional batch file is included to register “*.archimate” file associations. Unzip, and then run the “Archi” program file.
 


MacmacOS Intel

Requires macOS 11+ and an Intel Mac. To install, open the dmg file and drag the “Archi” app and documentation files to your “Applications” folder or wherever you want to install it. Be careful not to over-write your working copy of Archi.

MacmacOS Silicon

Requires macOS 11+ and a Silicon Mac. To install, open the dmg file and drag the “Archi” app and documentation files to your “Applications” folder or wherever you want to install it. Be careful not to over-write your working copy of Archi.
 


LinuxLinux 64-bit

To install, un-archive and run the “Archi” program file.

Note – some Linux distributions default to using Wayland. There may be a few user interface problems in Archi under Wayland. If this is the case, you could try running Archi in Linux with X Windows (X11 or X Org).

 


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