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What platforms does Zed support?

Zed supports macOS, Linux, and Windows. You can download the latest builds here.

Asked by Sarai Cohen · Mar 28, 2026

What is "Zednesday"?

We publish new minor patches for Stable and Preview every Wednesday (aside from some holidays), so we internally celebrate it by calling it "Zednesday!" Don't worry, we don't know how to pronounce it either.

Asked by Elena Rossi · Mar 18, 2026

What is Quality Week?

Zed is a large, complex codebase. While we work to ship a steady stream of bug fixes in our releases each week, periodically, we conduct what we refer to as "Quality Week." During this time, we halt work on feature additions and pivot to working solely on user pain points within Zed. Prior to Quality Week, the community team spends time curating a project board of issues. We focus on finding issues that try to balance a small amount of work with a potentially large impact. We prioritize reducing cases where Zed can panic. The overall goal of Quality Week is to ship a more stable, refined Zed.

Asked by Bilal Choudhury · Mar 16, 2026

À quoi puis‑je m’attendre pendant la bêta ?

Bien que nous nous engagions à construire un éditeur stable et professionnel, vous rencontrerez probablement des bugs et des points de friction tout au long de la phase bêta. De plus, Zed ne supportera peut‑être pas toutes les langues que vous utilisez et pourrait ne pas être disponible sur votre système d’exploitation préféré. Ce que nous pouvons affirmer avec confiance, c’est que nous travaillons d’arrache‑pied pour vous offrir les fonctionnalités, le support et la stabilité nécessaires afin que Zed devienne votre éditeur de référence pour développer de super logiciels. Aussi rigoureux que nous soyons à chaque ligne de code, l’erreur humaine reste inévitable, surtout lors de phases de développement rapide. Veillez à sauvegarder correctement tout code sur lequel vous travaillez dans Zed afin de vous protéger d’éventuels incidents catastrophiques. Bien que nous estimions Zed sûr à utiliser, il est toujours recommandé de faire preuve de prudence à ce stade précoce.

Asked by Jana Krejčí · Mar 11, 2026

What are the release channels?

Nightly: Built daily from the main branch with the latest features. It has not gone through any testing and may have stability issues. Nightly isn't public. Preview: Our weekly release with recent features that have undergone initial internal testing. More stable than Nightly, but potentially less stable than Stable. Preview may contain experimental functionality and might experience reverts of recently-added features. You should anticipate experiencing a higher frequency of updates if you are on Preview. If the frequency of these updates is distracting for you, you can disable automatic update checks via "auto_update": false and run manual update checks via command palette > auto update: check. Stable: Our most production-ready version that has been tested in Preview for a week. This release is recommended for those relying on Zed for mission-critical work. On a typical release Wednesday, we follow these steps: Promote last week's preview to stable The preview branch from the previous week (e.g., v0.180.x) is promoted to stable by taking the most recent preview tag and creating a new tag on the latest commit without the -pre suffix (e.g., v0.180.1-pre → v0.180.1) Create a new preview branch A new branch is forked off of the main branch A tag with a -pre suffix is added to the latest commit (e.g., v0.181.0-pre) to mark the branch as preview Prepare main for the next cycle The version number on main is bumped to the next minor version During the week between minor releases, we

Asked by Lucas Petit · Feb 24, 2026