Official packages

macOS​

Currently, the only supported method of installation on MacOS is Homebrew. Following the deployment from binary guide may work, but is not supported. To install Gitea via brew:

brew install gitea

Unofficial packages

Alpine Linux​

Alpine Linux has Gitea in its community repository which follows the latest stable version.

apk add gitea

Arch Linux​

The rolling release distribution has Gitea in their official extra repository and package updates are provided with new Gitea releases.

pacman -S gitea

Arch Linux ARM​

Arch Linux ARM provides packages for aarch64, armv7h and armv6h.

pacman -S gitea

Gentoo Linux​

The rolling release distribution has Gitea in their official community repository and package updates are provided with new Gitea releases.

emerge gitea -va

Canonical Snap​

There is a Gitea Snap package which follows the latest stable version.

snap install gitea

SUSE and openSUSE​

OpenSUSE build service provides packages for openSUSE and SLE in the Development Software Configuration Management Repository

Windows​

There is a Gitea package for Windows by Chocolatey.

choco install gitea

Or follow the deployment from binary guide.

FreeBSD​

A FreeBSD port www/gitea is available. To install the pre-built binary package:

pkg install gitea

For the most up to date version, or to build the port with custom options, install it from the port:

su -
cd /usr/ports/www/gitea
make install clean

The port uses the standard FreeBSD file system layout: config files are in /usr/local/etc/gitea, bundled templates, options, plugins and themes are in /usr/local/share/gitea, and a start script is in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/gitea.

To enable Gitea to run as a service, run sysrc gitea_enable=YES and start it with service gitea start.

Others​

Various other third-party packages of Gitea exist. To see a curated list, head over to awesome-gitea.

Do you know of an existing package that isn't on the list? Send in a PR to get it added!