We offer support for Fedora (RPM) and Ubuntu (DEB) with the latest stable Mixxx version.

As Linux distributions only update security fixes of the Mixxx version shipped with the distro, it will soon fall out of our support. Because of this we run:

• Mixxx PPA
• RPM Fusion repository

This way users have the choice to subscribe for updates and keep their Mixxx installation supported.

In addition to the recommended stable Mixxx version, users have also the choice to follow the beta stream which is a preview for the next stable version or the alpha (nightly) stream which is under active development. This way users can help to find bugs and contribute ideas for upcoming Mixxx versions.

We aim to provide the current stable version for all active distros versions. Sometimes new Mixxx features require newer dependencies than are available in an older distro version. In these cases we don't keep these old versions updated and we no longer support them. Every user is encouraged to update their distro to use the latest stable version of Mixxx (of course, don't update right before a gig). For developers, the details of when we drop support are documented on the Minimum Requirements Policy page.

Luckily this is not the case for Mixxx 2.2.4, the current version at the time of writing.

For Mixxx 2.3.0 we will drop Ubuntu 18.04 Xenial support because it does not support C++17.

• Xenial 2.0.0
• Bionic 2.0.0
• Eoan 2.2.1
• Focal 2.2.3

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