Get Ada
Get Ada.
The Ada 1.0 beta is out now, and anyone can download it below. The production release follows in the coming days: leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s out.
Install the beta.
It’s a beta, so expect some bugs. When you hit one, tell us on GitHub or at support@stuard.ai.
Easiest
Next to Windows
Run Setup on Windows. It puts Ada next to Windows, shares your files between both, and you pick one when the PC starts.
AdaSetup.exe · 2.3 MB Download for Windows
Any PC
From a USB stick
- Download the image.
- Write it to a USB stick of 16 GB or more, with balenaEtcher or Rufus (DD mode).
- Start the PC from the stick and follow Ada’s installer.
Ubuntu, Debian
Next to Linux
Setup puts Ada next to the Linux you use now, and your folders stay where they are: the same files in both.
ada-setup_1.0.0_amd64.deb · 1.2 MB Download .debWhat you need
- A 64-bit Intel or AMD PC that starts with UEFI
- 40 GB of free disk
- 16 GB of memory recommended
After it’s installed
Ada updates herself. Settings → Software Update shows what’s new and lets you check now. Something wrong? Tell us on GitHub or write to support@stuard.ai.
Check the download
The SHA-256 of each file. The image also has its own checksum file.
ada-1.0-amd64.iso 3e8fd4f9f4c3ad7d037d0161a7a46f8a6b90e6030892b43206f094faf4a987a3
AdaSetup.exe 0da66a209fff2f412606a2e0b53a2d564964759ebb8c5e99893fed3d2c2f4249
ada-setup_1.0.0_amd64.deb a438b0ab5e97429e4f99e7788b33e03abfcbe22905956a9de98127b404178f94
Release notes on GitHub →