Soundboard releases and filenames
Pick the Soundux release asset that matches your OS. The current release tag ships the Windows setup exe this guide prefers, a Windows portable exe, and Linux .deb, Flatpak, rpm, and tar.gz packages—no macOS binary on that tag.
Where releases live
Official builds publish on Soundux/Soundux releases. Prefer that list over mirrors that rename the setup for a soundboard ranking. Homepage context: soundux.rocks.
Each release row lists asset filenames. Confirm soundux- prefix, version digits, and the OS suffix before you download. A review portal that only says “download soundboard” without those names is the wrong door for a careful desk.
Bookmark the Releases URL beside the machine ticket. When a teammate pastes a Drive link titled only with the head keyword, replace it with the GitHub tag link so everyone shares the same checksum conversation later.
Windows assets on the current release tag
Primary: soundux-the current release-windows-setup.exe. Alternate: soundux-the current release-windows-portable.exe. The setup path is the job lock for this soundboard guide because upstream README states the installer ships VB-CABLE and WebView2 Runtime helpers that portable-only doors may assume you already have.
Winget publishes Soundux.Soundux.Portable only. That id installs the portable exe, not a separate full-installer package id. Label it a portable alt when you mention winget so readers do not invent Soundux.Soundux as an installer id.
- Use setup when you want the guided install with cable helpers.
- Use portable or winget Portable when you want a folder-style run.
- Keep one door written down so the next bump does not mix both blindly.
Windows walkthrough: install on Windows. Safe habits: download safe.
Linux assets on the same tag
The current release tag also lists soundux-the current release.deb, soundux-the current release.flatpak, soundux-the current release-1.fc34.x86_64.rpm, and soundux-the current release.tar.gz. Prefer Flathub io.github.Soundux when you want a current Flatpak install command, knowing Snap and AUR can lag Releases.
Linux install walkthrough: install on Linux. Flatpak keeps updates in one door with flatpak update. Deb and rpm paths suit locked-down fleets that already standardize on native packages.
PipeWire or PulseAudio must already be healthy before you blame the soundboard UI for silence. Prove a system sound first, then route passthrough into the call app you actually use on stream night.
macOS reality check
No macOS dmg or pkg appears on the verified the current release asset list. Upstream README build notes cover Linux and Windows compilation, not a signed Mac package. Notes page: macOS notes.
If a blog promises a Mac soundboard build “from the same GitHub,” verify the asset list yourself. Filename fiction is still fiction when the tag only shows Windows and Linux rows.
How to read a soundboard tag
Match version digits across the filename and the tag heading. Prefer assets from Soundux/Soundux, not forks with similar names. If a newer tag omits Windows setup, stay on a tag that still lists it until you confirm the rewrite ships replacements.
Major rewrite tracking lives in upstream issue discussions; this guide still maps the current release because that tag carries the Windows and Linux files readers need today for a working soundboard desk.
Repo orientation: GitHub overview. Machine chooser: for this computer.
Safe download habits
Open Releases in a logged-out browser profile when you want fewer distractions. Compare the filename character-by-character with the checklist on download safe. Skip Softonic-class portals that wrap a soundboard keyword around adware.
Filename first, ranking second. A soundboard search hit that cannot show soundux-*-windows-setup.exe or the Flatpak id is not the release door this guide trusts.
SmartScreen prompts are not automatic malware verdicts. Confirm the download URL host is github.com and the name matches before you override. Downloading a second copy from a random mirror is how unwanted toolbars arrive.
After you pick a file
Continue with Windows install, Linux install, or for this computer. First hour: installed. Portable deep dive: portable exe.
Keep the Releases URL bookmarked beside the OS version so the next soundboard update uses the same door. Mixing setup and a random mirror mid-season is how desks end up with two conflicting Start-menu entries and a confused uninstall.
When you document a lab image, write the exact asset name, the tag, and whether winget Portable or Flatpak was the door. Future you will thank past you when a reimage needs the same soundboard path restored before stream night.