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Download ossia score v3.2.4

Released on July 9, 2024

Microsoft Store Windows macOS 10.15 and later (Intel) macOS 11 and later (AppleSilicon / M1 etc.) Linux (AppImage) Linux (Flatpak) Raspberry Pi (64-bit)

Take a look at the change log for the latest release information and additional downloads, or scroll down this page for more options.


Minimal requirements

  • score requires a 64-bit operating system and CPU, both on desktop and embedded platforms.
  • 800 MHz CPU, 512MB of RAM. For instance, score runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.
  • For graphics, a GPU which supports at least OpenGL 3.2, Vulkan, Direct3D 11 or Metal.
  • NDI Runtime (at least v5) may be necessary to use NDI.
  • UltraLeap SDK (at least Gemini or Hyperion) may be necessary to use UltraLeap devices.

Windows

  • Windows 10 and 11 are supported, not older versions.
  • score and *libossia* use Bonjour for the OSCQuery automatic discovery feature. This means that on Windows, you must install the Bonjour Print Services for this to work.

macOS

Must be at least Catalina (10.15) on Intel.
Must be at least Big Sur 11.0 on ARM / AppleSilicon / M1 etc.
The latest version to support back to macOS 10.13 High Sierra is 3.1.8, downloadable here.

Linux (Desktop)

To integrate the AppImage into your system, please follow:
    https://github.com/AppImage/awesome-appimage/#desktop-integration

All Linux distributions from at least mid-2018 should be supported:
  • The packages are built on CentOS 8.
  • Ubuntu 18.10+
  • Debian Buster (10) / Bullseye (11) / ...
  • Fedora 29+
  • Your system must have at least glibc-2.28, as well as X11, ALSA, libGL, librt, libdbus, libGL, libEGL. Those packages are present on any relevant desktop distribution ; if you use Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSUSE, ArchLinux or anything like those it will work fine.
  • Either JACK or Pipewire for audio, and Avahi for Bonjour support are recommended.
  • libbluez may be necessary to use Wiimotes (which go through Bluetooth) and the BLE support.
  • Wayland support is still experimental, in particular on GNOME-based desktops.

Ubuntu >= 22.04

Important note for Ubuntu: *fuse2* must be installed as it is necessary for running AppImages: 
sudo add-apt-repository universe
sudo apt install fuse2

Linux (Raspberry Pi, embedded...)

Read the documentation before running score on a Pi.
The Raspberry Pi package has also been tested on Arch Linux ARM and Asahi Linux.
The Flatpak and Nix versions are also available as AArch64.


Installing from a package manager

  • Flatpak: flatpak install flathub io.ossia.score
  • ArchLinux (AUR): paru -S ossia-score
  • Nix: nix-shell -p ossia-score
  • MSYS2: pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-ossia-score
  • WinGet: winget install -e --id ossia.score
  • Homebrew: brew install --cask ossia-score


Source code

The source code for the latest release can be downloaded from here:


All downloads

Microsoft Store Windows

macOS (Intel) macOS (AppleSilicon / M1 etc.)

Linux (AppImage) Linux (Flatpak) Raspberry Pi (64-bit)

WebAssembly