Windows and Linux
There are separate 64-bit builds for both systems. Avalonia is the toolkit behind the new interface; you don’t need to know anything about it to use the app.
V3.0.0 Alpha 8 · Test buildThe Mod Manager Tool Suite is being rebuilt with Avalonia for Windows and Linux. It brings Mod Manager, Game Version Switcher and Profile Cloner into the new interface.
This is an alpha, not a replacement you have to install. If you want the main Windows release for everyday use, stay with V2.1.6.

The familiar jobs, with a rebuilt interface and a few useful additions.
There are separate 64-bit builds for both systems. Avalonia is the toolkit behind the new interface; you don’t need to know anything about it to use the app.
Both mod lists show whether a mod’s manifest declares it optional for Convoy. If that information cannot be read or is uncertain, it shows as unknown. This is not a guarantee of multiplayer compatibility.
Find Duplicates separates confirmed identical copies from Possible versions that need your review. Filenames help you compare them. Nothing is automatically selected for removal or deleted.
Early testers have reported quicker profile loading and refreshing, and a more responsive Profile Cloner. These are observations, not benchmark figures. Large copies still depend on your drive and the amount of data.
The duplicate review is cautious: some versions may not be grouped. “Possible versions” does not mean interchangeable or safe to remove. Check whether another profile needs a version before recycling it.
Both downloads are V3.0.0 Alpha 8. Extract the complete package into its own folder and keep the included files together.
The Windows alpha for people happy to test and report issues. Keep V2.1.6 available while you try it.
Windows Alpha 8 on ModsFireThe Linux package has been built and its packaging checked, but it has not been run on Linux in our recorded checks. Linux testers’ feedback is welcome.
Linux Alpha 8 on ModsFirePost in GMC Community Discord with your operating system, Alpha 8 version, what you clicked and what happened. Include a screenshot or crash report where useful; share private paths and personal details privately.
Thanks to Jerry for his work on the Avalonia port, and to Chris and everyone helping test it.