WA Multi v2.6.30 for AlmaLinux & Rocky Linux. Linux desktop Beta, intended for manual installation and testing.
Download RPMea95369b2e9db4b05eeb7e64ba2f1c0965f3a499170d5c7fca36ab8df3c81821If you use a graphical AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux workstation, the x86_64 RPM Beta provides a native Linux packaging format for WA Multi. It helps organize separate WhatsApp Web sessions without mixing account identities.
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WA Multi v2.6.30 for AlmaLinux & Rocky Linux. Linux desktop Beta, intended for manual installation and testing.
Download RPMea95369b2e9db4b05eeb7e64ba2f1c0965f3a499170d5c7fca36ab8df3c81821Beta notice: These are pre-release builds. Installation, compatibility and OS-specific integrations are still being tested. Mac packages are currently unsigned and not notarized. They are not yet part of the Windows automatic-update service.
Use the RPM Beta package on a compatible x86_64 desktop. Install with your distribution’s standard software manager or DNF to resolve available dependencies.
WA Multi is an Electron desktop app, not a headless server daemon. On an AlmaLinux or Rocky server without a graphical session, the package is not a command-line WhatsApp service.
AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Fedora and RHEL differ across releases, sandbox policies and desktop environments. An RPM build passing GitHub Actions is not a guarantee of every deployment.
Each connected account remains its own WhatsApp Web session.
Confirm you have an x86_64 graphical desktop with a compatible DNF/RPM environment.
Download the RPM Beta package and verify its SHA-256 checksum.
Install with your package manager or sudo dnf install ./filename.rpm from the download directory.
Launch WA Multi and link each WhatsApp account through the normal QR flow.
x86_64 graphical Linux desktop, internet connectivity and a compatible RPM-based environment. Exact AlmaLinux/Rocky/Fedora/RHEL versions have not yet been certified.
It is a desktop application. A headless AlmaLinux server is not a supported use case; a graphical desktop environment is required.
The current Beta is a generic x86_64 Linux RPM. Distribution-specific compatibility is still being tested.
Not currently. Linux packages are available as manually downloaded Beta releases.