Chariot Desktop 0.2.0

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

sha256 e40a77f348bc10c46d647e527b57c7df255efa22127b4820f4249ee2b183a37b

Chariot Desktop 0.1.5

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS blocks the
first launch with "Apple could not verify … is free of malware".
That is what macOS shows for any app it cannot verify; nothing was found.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. On the blocking dialog, click Done.
   ⚠️ Not "Move to Trash" — it is the highlighted button and it
   deletes the app.
3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security,
   and click Open Anyway next to the Chariot Desktop message.
4. Open the app again and click Open Anyway.

Or, in one step:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Chariot Desktop.app"

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 df85afaf4457396ed88e8bfc3d070e9ce58aab53502b51fabdad89e83563ec24

Chariot Desktop 0.1.4

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS blocks the
first launch with "Apple could not verify … is free of malware".
That is what macOS shows for any app it cannot verify; nothing was found.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. On the blocking dialog, click Done.
   ⚠️ Not "Move to Trash" — it is the highlighted button and it
   deletes the app.
3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security,
   and click Open Anyway next to the Chariot Desktop message.
4. Open the app again and click Open Anyway.

Or, in one step:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Chariot Desktop.app"

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 2d06a504b0c4cb43e444a905a3a90077b4d49538a08904eb090936acb39446a6

Chariot Desktop 0.1.3

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS blocks the
first launch with "Apple could not verify … is free of malware".
That is what macOS shows for any app it cannot verify; nothing was found.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. On the blocking dialog, click Done.
   ⚠️ Not "Move to Trash" — it is the highlighted button and it
   deletes the app.
3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security,
   and click Open Anyway next to the Chariot Desktop message.
4. Open the app again and click Open Anyway.

Or, in one step:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Chariot Desktop.app"

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 effd3ca6966fbc13388bb5e60b40a6401ed4a2b6b1202db9c2370c9864767079

Chariot Desktop 0.1.2

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS blocks the
first launch with "Apple could not verify … is free of malware".
That is what macOS shows for any app it cannot verify; nothing was found.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. On the blocking dialog, click Done.
   ⚠️ Not "Move to Trash" — it is the highlighted button and it
   deletes the app.
3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security,
   and click Open Anyway next to the Chariot Desktop message.
4. Open the app again and click Open Anyway.

Or, in one step:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Chariot Desktop.app"

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 f55f660bc33c1cf94a68fe1c121a2b8a7b2731c01676101f631d1af1178d63d3

Chariot Desktop 0.1.1

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS blocks the
first launch with "Apple could not verify … is free of malware".
That is what macOS shows for any app it cannot verify; nothing was found.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. On the blocking dialog, click Done.
   ⚠️ Not "Move to Trash" — it is the highlighted button and it
   deletes the app.
3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security,
   and click Open Anyway next to the Chariot Desktop message.
4. Open the app again and click Open Anyway.

Or, in one step:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Chariot Desktop.app"

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 e9e544d7ece7767683dfcd6f8cee4624b1a928c45ee456bf03e6a9b0e2276a73

Chariot Desktop 0.1.0

Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.

First launch

This build is ad-hoc signed rather than notarized, so macOS will
refuse to open it the first time and claim it is damaged. It is not —
that is what macOS says for any app it cannot verify.

1. Drag the app to Applications and open it once.
2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and
   click Open Anyway.

You only do this once. Updates after that are signed, verified, and
install without the prompt.

sha256 08615cd13a5a43a7ddb6bd1c70691ae074aa3e12b5e2f3d3a603189676e12dc8

Guest base image 20260806-2562

Debian 12 (bookworm) genericcloud arm64, build 20260806-2562, mirrored from cloud.debian.org.

sha256: 04e0a49122b03c44bbdc584a1876d898e58d38d06d2e73012687013b5702f8ba

Downloaded by Chariot Desktop on first run. Not an app release.