Antigravity 2.0 where's remote dev / wsl support? editor view? terminal?

This works, thanks. Im surprised this has been deployed as is. Its not intuitive at all to fork the product like this. I spent like 15 min trying to figure out the issue before finding its a common thingy…

try to remove antigravity 2.0 then install the antigravity IDE, now it’s different installation file

totally agree… can not connect the wsl

Same here. Had to re-install the previous version. This upgrade is horrible.

I really really loved the Antigravity IDE, and now I can no longer even work. I don’t want to uninstall and lose conversations, MCPs, extensions, settings. Is there any solution available to get us back to work?

that fixed it! ty. its going to make me very gunshy to update now in case it updates back to 2.0 which is essentially like taking away permission to code and see files essentially . but then all of google’s models went immediately into exhausted and fully used after 1 prompt.

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I am extremely frustrated with this forced Antigravity 2.0 update. As a professional developer, I absolutely refuse to use Antigravity as a standalone chat app without a functional IDE.

This has been an incredibly sloppy and broken release. My entire workday was ruined because the IDE forced an update to version 2.0.1, only to completely break WSL support. When looking at the logs, the installer is throwing a 404 Not Found because your release team managed to push an update pointing to a server binary (Antigravity-reh.tar.gz) that doesn’t even exist on your CDN! How does a company like Google push a forced update to production without checking if the core binaries are actually live?

As an AI Ultra subscriber, I expect a dependable development environment, not a downgraded chat interface that locks me out of my Ubuntu WSL environment. If this is the kind of QA and ecosystem fragmentation we can expect moving forward, Google is actively forcing premium developers to migrate to Claude Code.

Fix the WSL CDN paths immediately. This is completely unacceptable for a professional tool.

Yeah I’m so mad - I thought it was just another update and now I cannot access WSL so I can’t “Reach” all my code, PLEASE HELP!

Also, I downloaded and installed Antigravity IDE and it’s also just the same Codex clone crap.
I’m a dev, I want the IDE. If I just wanted to vibe, why wouldn’t I just stick to Jules which is basically the same but better, and online so I don’t have to install anything?

This tool went from Hero to Zero in 1 day. Google, you should revert this new update it’s terrible.

My MCP chains, plugins, WSL, etc all gone

try again now first link its up : https://edgedl.me.gvt1.com/edgedl/release2/j0qc3/antigravity/stable/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a/linux-x64/Antigravity-reh.tar.gz

Hey everyone,

If your Antigravity IDE upgraded to 2.0.1 and broke your WSL2 / Ubuntu integration, it happens because the internal installation script points to a wrong server archive name (antigravity-server.tar.gz) on the Google CDN, resulting in a 404 Not Found error.

Even if you manually download the standard engine or generic server package, you will likely hit a loop or get a bad option: --start-server error because the entry point inside bin/antigravity-ide-server requires a specific script execution format instead of a raw node symlink.

Here is the definitive workaround to download the official release bundle hidden on the CDN and fix the execution entry point.

Open your WSL2 / Ubuntu terminal and paste this entire block of code:

Bash

# 1. Navigate to the exact agent commit directory expected by the IDE
mkdir -p ~/.antigravity-ide-server/agents/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a
cd ~/.antigravity-ide-server/agents/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a

# 2. Clear out any previous corrupted download attempts
rm -rf *

# 3. Download the actual official release bundle from the Google CDN
wget https://edgedl.me.gvt1.com/edgedl/release2/j0qc3/antigravity/stable/2.0.1-bf9a033f33934fb4496d7eebed52486272437c3a/linux-x64/Antigravity-reh.tar.gz

# 4. Extract the contents and clean up the archive file
tar -xf Antigravity-reh.tar.gz --strip-components 1 && rm Antigravity-reh.tar.gz

# 5. Re-create the bin folder and overwrite the entrypoint script with the correct wrapper
mkdir -p bin
cat << 'EOF' > bin/antigravity-ide-server
#!/usr/bin/env bash
ROOT="$(dirname "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")")"
"$ROOT/node" "$ROOT/out/server-main.js" "$@"
EOF

# 6. Set proper execution permissions for the script and the node binary
chmod +x node bin/antigravity-ide-server

echo "Done! Restart your Antigravity IDE on Windows."

Once the script finishes execution, completely close your Antigravity IDE on Windows and open it again. It will detect the local official components, skip the broken download path, and instantly link up with your environment!

I was excited about Google I/O today and then they got to the part about 2.0, went to my computer and there it was, 2.0 had updated and everything… GONE. What a incredibly thoughtless upgrade

I was just starting to get used to Antigravity after switching from VS Code, and now this. The update completely changed my IDE into ‘Agent Manager’—essentially a brand-new application—and I have to manually reinstall the original one as ‘Antigravity IDE’.

Even if I bite the bullet and put up with that, I find out that Antigravity IDE has a broken WSL integration, and I can’t connect to WSL at all. On top of that, the installer wouldn’t even let me launch Antigravity at the end without agreeing to send telemetry data for product improvement. I told myself I could just change it later in the settings based on the info they provided. I guess that should have been a red flag for the upcoming disaster.

I think I’d rather just go back to VS Code.

I didn’t like this update at all; I can already see the changes live with Visual Studio open.

Same here. Windows 11, Antigravity IDE v2.0.1, WSL Ubuntu 24.04. All 4 CDN URLs return 404 for Antigravity-reh.tar.gz. I also tried manually placing the old v1.107.0 server binary in ~/.antigravity-ide-server/bin/2.0.1-bf9a033f.../ — the server starts but the Extension Host crashes with exit code 55 (version mismatch: antigravityAnalytics service not found in old binary). The v2.0.1 Linux REH binary simply hasn’t been published to the CDN.

thank you very much, that’s the answer

I uninstall both and install the IDE version first works fine, my MCP tokens still there everything is good on my end. though the convo splitted into its own project on the AG 2
antigravity-ide The IDE download
antigravity-2 The Agent Manager Download

What are they doing, this …

why they need to split them up and do a force update, that is the worse combination :sob:
at least they don’t need to do a force update

Download the IDE—same ui no problem, but with the new 3.5 models