On October 22, 2026, Qoder's release notes say the desktop app gained a Linux ARM64 build and improved compatibility with Kylin systems and LoongArch platforms. The same day's Chinese update log also notes the Linux ARM64 desktop build and stronger Kylin and LoongArch compatibility. The download page now lists Linux packages for X64, ARM64, and LoongArch64 in .deb or .rpm form.
That matters if you sit on ARM boards or Loongson machines: you need the package that matches both your distro format and your CPU architecture. Qoder's Linux install guide says to check uname -m (aarch64 for ARM64, loongarch64 for LoongArch), and that X64, ARM64, and LoongArch packages are not interchangeable. For Kylin or LoongArch devices it also tells you to confirm the OS version and architecture—Kylin ships builds for more than one architecture, and LoongArch is not ARM64.
Related reading: How Qoder Takes Tasks from WeCom After You Set Up the Plugin covers the same day's WeCom handoff note. For broader coding-agent context, see Best Coding Agents Right Now, Ranked by Artificial Analysis (October 2026).
For LoongArch and UOS installs on real hardware, we have not tested them yet; if you have, you can send feedback through the site contact link in the footer. Numbers and package names above are for reference only.