The repository configuration on Google’s side incorrectly forces or falls back to the i386 (32-bit) architecture. When trying to run sudo apt update, the process fails because modern systems strictly require amd64. Trying to bypass this by manually installing the .tar.gz archive is highly risky and almost completely broke my operating system due to overwritten libraries.
2. The Solution: Please Provide Modern Packaging Formats
To prevent these repository conflicts and make installation safe for regular users, I highly request that you officially build and provide Antigravity 2.0 in the following standard formats:
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Flatpak (Highly Preferred): It runs securely inside a sandbox, leaves the host system completely untouched, and integrates perfectly with Linux Mint’s Software Manager.
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AppImage: A portable, single-file solution that users can simply download, make executable, and run without needing root permissions.
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Native .deb Package: A properly configured 64-bit (
amd64) Debian package for safe dependency management and clean updates via APT.
Right now, the broken i386 config is locking users out of updates and risking system stability. Please fix the repository architecture and consider modern containerized packages for future releases.
Thank you very much for your hard work and for looking into this!