Meltemi v0.1.0

Meltemi v0.1.0 — the first signed release.

Verify before installing

sha256sum --check SHA256SUMS

The checksums cover every asset, including the two installer scripts. SHA256SUMS
itself is signed with the project's minisign key; the detached signature is
SHA256SUMS.minisig.

Publishing the public key is still pending. Until it lands in
docs/release.md,
a reader cannot complete the signature check, so only the checksum step above is
actually available today. It is said here rather than left to be discovered — and
the key belongs in the repository, not on this page: whoever can edit a release
can edit a key printed beside it.

What ships

Platform	Core (daemon + terminal)	Desktop app
Windows 10 1809+ / 11	meltemi-Windows.zip	meltemi-desktop-Windows.msi (3.91 MB)
macOS 13+	meltemi-macOS.tar.gz	meltemi-desktop-macOS.dmg (4.36 MB)
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)	meltemi-Linux.tar.gz	meltemi-desktop-Linux.deb (4.10 MB)

No artifact embeds a browser engine — each installer uses the operating system's
own web view, which is why all three land in the same size class. There is no
AppImage: that format is self-contained by construction, so it would have to carry
the engine (measured at 75 MB). Outside the Debian family the desktop app builds
from source; the terminal client runs anywhere.

Known limits

Installers carry no platform signature yet — no Authenticode on Windows, no
Apple notarization — so the first run will warn. That debt is declared in
docs/release.md, and it is a certificate problem, not a checksum problem.

Startup and idle-memory figures are published for Windows only; macOS and Linux
wait on reference hardware. See docs/qa/.