Kangaroo v9.3.1

New features & bug-fixes

• Preview markdown text support
• Google Gemini candidates API support
• Anthropic Claude messages API support
• Model switch support
• Conversation save and load support
• Conversation list support
• Open conversation in pane/view/window support
• New conversation in pane/view/window support
• Conversation list and chat view switch support
• Retry last message with custom model support
• Scroll to last user prompt support
• Scroll to top most message support
• Model pulling with API compatibility support
• Merge AI setting page into Preference dialog
• Switch from libcurl to libsoup3 library
• Improve recent item's time format
• Update Chinese translation (zh-CN/zh-SG/zh-Hans/zh-Hant)

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Installer & Portable packages

Windows platform

Oracle database support should install oracle instant client manually

• Oracle instant client >= 11.2

Install via winget command

Windows users can easily install Kangaroo using the winget tool. At present, only two brand versions of Kangaroo are available, but more brands will be added in the future.

# winget install Taozuhong.Kangaroo<Multiple|MariaDB|MongoDB|MySQL|Oracle|PostgreSQL|Redis|SQLite|SQLServer>
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooMultiple
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooMariaDB
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooMongoDB
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooMySQL
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooOracle
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooPostgreSQL
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooRedis
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooSQLite
winget install Taozuhong.KangarooSQLServer

Install manually

Branch	x86-64	ARM64	RISCV64
Premium	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
MariaDB	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
MongoDB	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
MySQL	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
Oracle	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
PostgreSQL	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
Redis	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
SQLite	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)
SQL Server	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)

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macOS platform

Oracle database support should install oracle instant client manually

• Oracle instant client >= 11.2

Branch	x86-64	ARM64	RISCV64
Premium	Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)

Linux platform

This version depends on some in-development library version, it not ready for normal users.
For professional users, you should get the latest code from their repo, then compile and install. The libraries are:

• GLib >= 2.82.0
• GTK >= 4.20.0
• libadwaita >= 1.8.0
• Install PDFium (opens new window)
• Install Oracle instant client >= 11.2

Branch	x86-64	ARM64	RISCV64
Premium	ArchLinux: Github (opens new window) GitEE (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window) Debian: Github (opens new window) Gitee (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window) Red Hat: Github (opens new window) Gitee (opens new window) GitCode (opens new window) Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window) AppImage: Server 4 (opens new window) Server 5 (opens new window)

SHA256SUM

Recommend to use tools like sha256sum or 7-Zip to verify the checksum and signature of your packages, make sure they are safe and 100% correct.

Mirrors	SHA256SUM checksum file
Github	SHA256SUM @ Github (opens new window)
GitEE	SHA256SUM @ GitEE (opens new window)
GitCode	SHA256SUM @ GitCode (opens new window)
Server 4	SHA256SUM @ Server 4 (opens new window)
Server 5	SHA256SUM @ Server 5 (opens new window)

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