From my previous experience I discovered that compiled binaries for Linux are pretty useless. Generally, people who use *nix either build from sources or use packages like .rpm or .deb.
Right now I'd rather implement some new features than learn how to create packages.
However, you can build it from sources. You will need Qt4 (4.8 preferably), GCC >= 4.4 and Assimp library (I think you need to install something like libassimp-dev).
Now, there may be an issue with linking executable to libassimp. If you got ld: cannot find -lassimp.dll error, try to change line 41 in bricks.pro file. It looks like this LIBS += -LD:../lib -lassimp.dll. Change it to LIBS += -L -lassimp. That way it should work, but I can't guarantee it yet.
If you're familiar with developing for Linux, you can join the project and create binaries and packages for your Linux distribution :)
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Without source code?
Sorry. Added. Actually, the source is on the homepage.
You will do this for Linux?
From my previous experience I discovered that compiled binaries for Linux are pretty useless. Generally, people who use *nix either build from sources or use packages like .rpm or .deb. Right now I'd rather implement some new features than learn how to create packages. However, you can build it from sources. You will need Qt4 (4.8 preferably), GCC >= 4.4 and Assimp library (I think you need to install something like libassimp-dev). Now, there may be an issue with linking executable to libassimp. If you got ld: cannot find -lassimp.dll error, try to change line 41 in bricks.pro file. It looks like this LIBS += -LD:../lib -lassimp.dll. Change it to LIBS += -L -lassimp. That way it should work, but I can't guarantee it yet. If you're familiar with developing for Linux, you can join the project and create binaries and packages for your Linux distribution :)