Linux releases are distributed via the OpenSUSE build service (aka OBS). The C++ and Javascript portions are distributed as separate packages.
This is handled via the minsky-restservice (or minsky-resetservice-beta) package. Making a new release involved copying the source distribution (created by make dist) into the OBS repository, and updating minsky.spec and minsky.dsc respectivey.
This is handled in the minsky (or minsky-beta) package. Making a new release involves running make js-dist, and copying the resultant minskyjs-<version>.tar.gz file into the minsky OBS package and updating the spec and dsc file approriately.
This file does contain some x86-64 architecture files (minsky, dynamic libs), so it is likely that only x86-64 architectures can be supported.