Downloads

• Windows: https://github.com/tgeorgiadis/quiver-launcher/releases/download/v3.3.3/QuiverLauncher-win-Portable.zip
• Linux x64: https://github.com/tgeorgiadis/quiver-launcher/releases/download/v3.3.3/QuiverLauncher-linux-x64.AppImage
• Linux ARM64: https://github.com/tgeorgiadis/quiver-launcher/releases/download/v3.3.3/QuiverLauncher-linux-arm64.AppImage
• Android: https://github.com/tgeorgiadis/quiver-launcher/releases/download/v3.3.3/QuiverLauncher-android.apk
• macOS: work in progress while I get the signing sorted

Quiver Launcher 3.3.3

• Filter catalog apps by platform (Windows, Linux, Mac, Android) using binaries on the latest release. First visit defaults to the OS you are running Quiver on; combo filters such as Windows + Linux (Proton/Wine) are remembered. Unlabeled .zip, .7z, and .rar assets count as Windows.
• Fix Linux AppImage Play for ports such as Yu-Gi-Oh / psxrecomp. The app's launcher started, but pressing Play did nothing because the child inherited Quiver’s AppImage identity (APPDIR, APPIMAGE, ARGV0, OWD), an AppImage-prefixed PATH, and a stale PWD. Native games now launch with a host-like environment. Open Folder uses the same sanitizer.
• Play writes quiver-launch.log in the app install folder (and appends launch-debug.log next to user data) so a failed launch can be diagnosed without a debugger.
• Retry opening a newly downloaded archive when Windows Defender or Search still has it locked, extract 7z/RAR with a streaming reader so solid archives install, and keep the progress bar moving during extraction.