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I asked an AI this question and it pointed out two paths:
1 - Download from a site linked to Mageia.
2 - Compile using the instructions on the MEGA website itself.
The first option didn't work rCo the connection kept ending with an
error, and even after several attempts with different connection
methods, it failed.
The second option was a lot of work, even with the help of an AI. Many dependencies had to be installed. In short, it compiled but didn't work.
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Gilberto F da Silva
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Gilberto F da Silva wrote:

1 - Download from a site linked to Mageia.
2 - Compile using the instructions on the MEGA website itself.

From my reading of the compile instructions and the availability of
packages for some linux distro/s, Mega's desktop app seems to be available/compilable for about 10 different popular linux distro/s;
Arch, Debian, Fedora, Mint, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Raspbian, a CentOS
(Stream) and Alma.

The compiling is accomplished by cloning a Mega repo site and then
following the instructions.

That isn't 'the same as' Mega providing some kind of 'genuine' *source*
which might be used to compile on 'just about anything'.

But then, I am very unfamiliar w/ compiling from source in general, much
less compiling an 'alien' repository for an 'unintended' distro.
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Mike Easter wrote:

Gilberto F da Silva wrote:

1 - Download from a site linked to Mageia. 2 - Compile using the
instructions on the MEGA website itself.

From my reading of the compile instructions and the availability
of packages for some linux distro/s, Mega's desktop app seems to
be available/compilable for about 10 different popular linux
distro/s; Arch, Debian, Fedora, Mint, Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, Raspbian, a
CentOS (Stream) and Alma.

The compiling is accomplished by cloning a Mega repo site and then
following the instructions.

That isn't 'the same as' Mega providing some kind of 'genuine'
*source* which might be used to compile on 'just about anything'.

But then, I am very unfamiliar w/ compiling from source in general,
much less compiling an 'alien' repository for an 'unintended'
distro.

Without MEGAsync I won't be able to get the most out of Mageia 10
installed on my computer.

Unfortunately, there is no Flatpak or AppImage version.

Compiling isn't that difficult in most cases; it usually consists of
typing ./configure, make, and make install or something similar, as
described in the source code instructions. The problem is resolving
the dependencies. Some libraries we need are packaged under different
names depending on the distribution.

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