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Checksum. Every release lists SHA-256 values (
SHA256SUMS.txtfor pre-releases, the release notes for signed Windows releases). Compare:- macOS / Linux:
shasum -a 256 FILEorsha256sum FILE - Windows PowerShell:
Get-FileHash FILE -Algorithm SHA256
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Updater signature (signed releases). The
.signext to the installer is a minisign signature, base64-encoded; the public key isplugins.updater.pubkeyinsrc-tauri/tauri.conf.json, also base64-encoded. With minisign:base64 -d < FILE.sig > FILE.minisig grep -o '"pubkey": "[^"]*"' src-tauri/tauri.conf.json | cut -d'"' -f4 | base64 -d > chronexus.pub minisign -Vm FILE -x FILE.minisig -p chronexus.pub
The in-app updater performs this check itself and refuses unsigned files.
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Source. The release notes name the source commit; the tag is annotated.
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Dependencies.
chronexus-VERSION-sbom.cdx.jsonand-licenses.md, when attached, list every crate and npm package. See docs/TRUST.md.
There is no Authenticode or Apple notarization (no paid certificates): Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper warn on first start.
Using Chronexus
- Getting started
- Session journal
- Codex and mentions
- Graph and relationships
- Clue board
- Character sheet
- Party
- Dice roller
- Search and summary
- Rules wiki and SRD
- Images
- Imports, timeline and maps
- Local assistant
- Languages and scripts
- Backups and restore
- Updates
- Sharing with a server
- Chronexus Table
- Privacy and data
- Verify your download
- FAQ and troubleshooting
For developers