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Nessie Computer 1.1.0 includes the native app and nessie-computer CLI on macOS and Windows, plus signed Linux DEB and RPM packages. The older nessie-executor command remains available, and upgrades preserve existing installation identities and team state.
Download links that stay the same for future releases:
- macOS, Apple silicon — Developer ID signed, notarised and stapled; macOS 15 or later.
- Windows, x64 — signed by UnlikeOtherAI s.r.o. with a trusted timestamp; Windows 10 22H2 or later.
- Linux, DEB — Ubuntu and Debian.
- Linux, RPM — Fedora.
Installation guides in 41 languages. After installation, open a new terminal and run nessie-computer --version and nessie-computer --help.
Each stable download is byte-for-byte identical to its versioned asset. Matching .sha256 files are attached; Linux packages also have detached .asc signatures, and the RPM has an internal package signature. The Linux public key is attached as Nessie-Computer-Linux-signing-key.asc; its fingerprint is 18C5 5D26 575E 8B13 AB9C 4D98 8185 63E1 0A78 7D82.
| Package | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
| macOS DMG | b4c60e12c1cc5db1b8212373ea2289e431323cb9933e24f5e9ad22b01e7d121a |
| Windows MSI | 133a3c6902b2643bc947c70c1c3d40e85742da3c184cd750f7122d8e91742f3a |
| Linux DEB | d70bf9035bbe0165f63cf9e5e87531aebdf18d63ac52eebcb987135b72acfcd2 |
| Linux RPM | f389bb9d2e64f45bb58ee9ccbd1a2464541cfa054cb497af86157a52369f81fc |
Mac and Windows binaries were built from 0eedf36. Linux was rebuilt from e1abfd9 to embed the new Linux publisher key. The macOS and Windows build inputs are unchanged between those revisions. Both source revisions passed CI.
Verified upgrades: macOS 1.0.40 → 1.1.0 and Windows 1.0.21 → 1.1.0, including downloaded-package hashes, installed CLI and visible Settings version. Older Nessie Desktop versions may hold a Mac runtime upgrade; the Mac guide explains normal closure and automatic retry. Downloaded Linux packages passed installation on Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 12 and Fedora 44 in disposable containers, including both command aliases, help, teams/status JSON, exact source and the embedded Linux publisher key. Catalogue-based automatic updating, new team connections, Linux desktop/service sessions and sandbox boot are not claimed by this release verification.