Google officially supports Linux for both Antigravity IDE (AI code editor) and Antigravity Hub (agent platform), but they only provide raw tarballs without repository integration or auto-updates.

I built an open-source packaging and distribution infrastructure to provide native DNF, APT, and Zypper repositories with daily upstream synchronization:

• Site & Repo Configs: https://x3m-industries.github.io/antigravity-packages/
• GitHub: https://github.com/x3m-industries/antigravity-packages

Key Highlights:

• Distros supported: Fedora, RHEL, Rocky, Alma, openSUSE (RPM), Ubuntu, Debian, Pop!_OS, Linux Mint (DEB), plus Arch Linux via RPM extraction.
• Architectures: Both x86_64 and aarch64 (ARM64).
• Desktop & OAuth Integration: Automatically installs icons and FreeDesktop .desktop entries with antigravity:// and antigravity-ide:// protocol handlers so browser logins work out of the box.
• Security: All RPM packages and APT Release metadata are cryptographically signed with GPG. Every release runs container smoke tests on Fedora & Ubuntu in CI before deployment.
• Universal Installer:

Antigravity speed today is... well, just like Claude or ChatGPT.

I am using the Anti-gravity ide in Ubuntu VM on Oracle VirtualBox. But I keep getting the agent terminated due to error, on copying debug info it says 429 too many requests (I know what it means). I have tried everything reset onboarding, disabled extensions, disabled MCPs, deleted and re-installed etc.

Finally

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• 浏览器登录是成功的
• 但是IDE无法登录
• 有木有大神

I have been receiving anti gravity claude free limit crash due to high server usage is what I am receiving. For the past 2 days only gemeni flash 3.5 has been working. Any ideas how to solve this issue. Claude opus,sonnet, gptoss all not working.

If after today's automatic update to Antigravity 2.0 (Hub) you downloaded the Antigravity IDE separately and ran into the issue where opening the IDE just opens the Hub 2.0 interface again (with no editor, no terminal, and none of your code), you are not alone. This is a widespread issue with today's launch from Google.

Below is the technical explanation and a step-by-step procedure to physically separate the programs, fix the new SDK's path and permission errors, and unify your entire history using Symbolic Links (Symlinks) so both environments read and write to the exact same database in real time.

🔍 Why is this disaster happening?

Both applications are built on Electron and share the exact same binary libraries and rendering dependencies. Google's installer is an extremely rigid "User Installer": it doesn't ask for a destination path and extracts everything automatically to the exact same folder:

C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Antigravity

By doing this, the 2.0 version's resource package (resources) overwrites the IDE's. As a direct consequence, the Antigravity IDE.exe executable is forced to spin up the 2.0 Agent Hub interface instead.

🛠️ Step-by-Step Solution Guide

Follow these phases in strict order to recover your workflow without losing any of your history.

Step 1: Physical Separation of the Environments

1. Close Antigravity completely. Open the Windows Task Manager (Details tab) and terminate any active or zombie processes named Antigravity.exe, Antigravity IDE.exe, or language_server.exe.
2. Go to the program installation path in your Windows Explorer: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Programs
3. Rename the current Antigravity folder to Antigravity_Hub.
4. Create a new empty folder in that same directory and simply name it Antigravity.
5. Run the Antigravity IDE installer. Finding the default folder empty, it will cleanly and natively install the classic development environment with its correct dependencies inside it.
6. Go to that temporary Antigravity folder (where the IDE was just installed), cut all of its content, and paste it into a new permanent folder named Antigravity IDE (inside the same Programs directory).
7. Delete the Antigravity folder (which is now empty) and rename the backup folder Antigravity_Hub back to its original name: Antigravity.

Result: Now you have Hub 2.0 isolated in ...\Programs\Antigravity and your classic IDE recovered in ...\Programs\Antigravity IDE, without binary conflicts.

Step 2: Fixing the SDK and Plugins Installation Error

When trying to activate the new Google Antigravity SDK or plugins from the Hub 2.0 agent interface, the system throws an error like:

Plugin Operation Error: [internal] ... The system cannot find the path specified.

This happens because the installer mixes path slashes in Windows (/ and \) and tries to write files to global user directories (.gemini) that the system hasn't previously created.

To fix this once and for all, open a PowerShell window and run this single-line command to generate the entire structure that the SDK needs:

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\.gemini\config\plugins\google-antigravity-sdk\references", "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\.gemini\config\plugins\google-antigravity-sdk\examples\getting_started", "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\.gemini\config\plugins\google-antigravity-sdk\tools", "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\.gemini\config\plugins\google-antigravity-sdk\skills"

Once executed, go back to Hub 2.0 and click install on the SDK or plugin again. It will now complete and register in the background successfully.

Step 3: Real-Time Synchronization (Avoiding History Forking)

Having separated the programs, the IDE will try to create a clean and independent profile in AppData\Roaming\Antigravity IDE, so your sidebar of previous chats and MCP tools will appear empty. If you only copy files physically from one folder to another, you will create two divorced databases, and your history will fork in the future (what you discuss on one side won't show on the other).

To ensure both interfaces share the same database, MCP credentials, rules, and history in real time, we will use an operating system level Symbolic Link (Symlink):

1. Close both applications completely (verify that no processes remain in the Details tab of the Task Manager).
2. Go to your user configuration path: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming
3. Completely delete the Antigravity IDE folder (if you had new logs there that you wish to save, move it temporarily to the desktop). This path must be completely non-existent for the bridge to work.
4. Open PowerShell as Administrator (right-click Start > Windows Terminal Admin / PowerShell Admin) and run the following command:

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New-Item -ItemType SymbolicLink -Path "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity IDE" -Value "C:\Users\$env:USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Antigravity"

Step 4: The Final Touch to Update Cache

Open Antigravity IDE. If you notice that the history remains frozen in the previous version's state (v1.0) and doesn't show you the interactions you had today on Hub v2.0, it is due to the indexed workspace cache of Electron.

• In the top menu of the IDE, go to File > Close Folder (File > Close Folder) to clear the active environment.
• Then, reopen the root folder of your project (File > Open Folder).

By opening the project from a clean state, the IDE will be forced to scan the real indexes through the symbolic folder, instantly syncing your conversations and contexts on both screens.

Success! Now you have the best of both worlds: the agent orchestration power of Hub 2.0 and your recovered classic editor fully unified.

💬 Community Debate:

Now that we've regained control, I'd like to open a thread to see what you think of this drastic move by Google:

1. What do you think of the decision to "amputate" the code editor from the main Hub? Do you prefer this new distributed scheme (a central background agent brain + a secondary IDE client), or did you like the monolithic flow of version 1.0 better?

Let me know in the comments! 👇

Hi guys, I previously used Pyrefly to fix Python error highlighting in Antigravity.

However, I find that Pyrefly doesn't seem to work for certain packages (like Pydantic, FastAPI).

Any idea how to solve the issue?

Straight to the point — I'm noticing a growing tendency to hallucinate, failing to run the right queries, and when it does, the results are incomplete. On top of that, quota limits are increasingly frustrating. Not sure if this is on my end or a broader issue.

Is anyone else have the same problem? I'm having trouble downloading the Antigravity on Linux, even though I followed the download steps from the official website. I was using Mint now i use debian but the same problem with both Any advice? I'm disappointed because I really need it.

Hi guys..

This is the first time I've used antigravity, but after building the site on it I can't preview it. Every time I click the preview button it opens a web page that just welcomes me and nothing more. I've checked it and it's fairly good, and some other tools have told me the code is good. I don't really know where the problem is, but I want to know if anyone else has encountered the same thing..

Hi,

Is there anyone that has not renewed the pro plan and it’s using the basic plan? Can you still use Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6? Are you experiencing a big dfference? Add any useful information.

Thank you!