Fress v1.0.0

Fress v1.0.0. A short directory of free and open-source apps.

Installers for every platform

Platform	File
Windows (installer)	Fress_*_x64-setup.exe
Windows (MSI)	Fress_*_x64_en-US.msi
Windows (portable, no install)	Fress_*_x64-portable.zip
Windows ARM64 (installer)	Fress_*_arm64-setup.exe
Windows ARM64 (portable)	Fress_*_arm64-portable.zip
macOS (Apple Silicon)	Fress_*_aarch64.dmg
macOS (Intel)	Fress_*_x64.dmg
Linux (AppImage)	Fress_*_amd64.AppImage
Linux (deb)	Fress_*_amd64.deb
Linux (rpm)	Fress-*.x86_64.rpm
Android (universal APK, every device)	Fress_*_universal.apk
Android (arm64 APK, smaller download)	Fress_*_arm64.apk
Android (armv7 APK)	Fress_*_arm.apk
Android (x86_64 / x86 APK)	Fress_*_x64.apk / Fress_*_x86.apk

Where Fress is distributed
Only here, on the official GitHub Releases page of this repository, always with SHA256SUMS.txt next to the files. If you found a Fress installer on any other site or file host, it is not ours.

Windows: antivirus warnings and "Unknown Publisher"
The installer, the MSI and the portable exe carry the project's persistent publisher signature when CI has the certificate configured; until that signature chains to a trusted root, Microsoft Defender's machine-learning heuristics can still flag clean downloads (for example Trojan:Win32/Bearfoos.A!ml). Verify the SHA256 against SHA256SUMS.txt — if it matches, the file is exactly what this repository built. Reporting false positives, certificate setup and long-term signing plans: CODE_SIGNING.md in the repository. The blue "Unknown publisher" warning appears until a trusted certificate is in place: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS: first launch
The dmg is signed and notarized when the Apple credentials are configured in CI (see CODE_SIGNING.md). Without them, macOS may refuse to open the app the first time: right-click the app icon and choose Open, then confirm. That only happens once.

Verify any download against SHA256SUMS.txt.