Spreadsheet releases: DesktopEditors assets

Spreadsheet release files for this guide live on GitHub Releases for ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors. Prefer DesktopEditors_x64.exe on the current v* tag when you want the Windows primary installer.

Open ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors releases and confirm the tag before you click. The verified primary Windows file is DesktopEditors_x64.exe. The same tag also lists msi, zip, ARM builds, macOS dmgs, and Linux AppImage, deb, and rpm packages.

Which Windows file to take

For most Windows x64 desks, take DesktopEditors_x64.exe. Use the MSI when your IT ticket demands MSI. Use the zip when you need a portable unpack. Prefer the exe named exactly on the release, not a Softonic rename.

Winget id ONLYOFFICE.DesktopEditors maps to the same product line. Prefer Releases when you want to see the filename yourself. Prefer winget when you already trust package-manager upgrades on that PC.

macOS and Linux on the same tag

macOS users can take the matching dmg or run brew install --cask onlyoffice. Linux users can take the AppImage or the amd64 deb. Help packages and tar.xz bundles are not the everyday spreadsheet install door for this guide.

Ignore assets whose names mention help-only content when you only need the editors. Stick to DesktopEditors or ONLYOFFICE desktop installers listed above.

Version cadence

Tags follow a v* pattern such as v9.4.0. This site injects the live tag at build time from gh.json. Do not hard-code a dotted version in tickets when “current release” is enough.

After each bump, re-check that DesktopEditors_x64.exe still exists on the new tag before you update lab images. Asset names have been stable across recent DesktopEditors releases.

Safe download habits

Download only from the official GitHub release list or from verified winget and brew channels. Read the download-safe page before you trust a mirror. Return to spreadsheet home for the install panel.

• Match the exact filename on the tag.
• Prefer one update door per machine.
• Skip review portals that wrap the installer.
• Record the tag you used on the desk card.

Related cluster pages

Repo layout: GitHub. First hour: installed. Computer setup: for this computer. Guides hub: guides.

When a ticket says “install spreadsheet from Releases,” paste the asset name and the repo URL. Vague tickets invite wrong mirrors. Precise tickets keep finance desks boring in the good way.

Prerelease tags may appear on GitHub. Prefer the current non-prerelease v* tag unless your team explicitly tests betas. This install guide documents stable tag assets only.

Checksum or help-only packages can sit beside the real installer. Read the asset name twice before you click Download. A spreadsheet install that starts with the wrong file wastes an afternoon and teaches the next person the wrong door.

Reading the assets table like a ticket

Helpdesk tickets improve when they name the file, the tag pattern, and the OS. Write “Windows x64 DesktopEditors_x64.exe from ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors current v* tag” instead of “install spreadsheet somehow.” That sentence survives shift changes.

macOS tickets should say Intel dmg or Apple Silicon dmg, or brew cask onlyoffice. Linux tickets should say AppImage or amd64 deb. Ambiguous tickets invite the wrong architecture and a wasted afternoon.

When two people share a finance laptop, agree on one door. If Alice uses winget and Bob downloads a portal exe, the next upgrade will fight itself. One spreadsheet update door per machine is enough.

Why AppImage and deb both appear

Linux desks differ. AppImage travels well on USB sticks and lab images that lack root. Deb packages fit apt-based fleets that already automate package installs. This guide lists both so you can pick the door that matches your Linux habit without inventing an unverified snap line.

RPM siblings exist on the same tag for Fedora-like systems. Prefer the name that matches your package manager. Prefer AppImage when you are unsure and need a spreadsheet session today.

ARM and x86 notes

Windows ARM64 builds exist as DesktopEditors_arm64.exe on the same tag. Prefer them only on ARM Windows hardware. Intel macOS should take ONLYOFFICE-x86_64.dmg. Apple Silicon should take ONLYOFFICE-arm.dmg unless you knowingly run Rosetta paths.

Wrong architecture installs fail in confusing ways. Check About This Mac or Windows system settings before you click the first asset on the list.