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@da2x Hey, great to see you back! I saw you only posted the source code of the new release, would it be a problem to also publish a standalone EXE installer like before (for Windows 10/11)?
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@spodermenpls I had to redo the build system for Windows. I just pushed a new binary installer for version 2.2. (Your antivirus is likely to block or quarantine it. That's outside my control. It needs a few thousand users to install it, whitelist it, and then its reputation will improve.)
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@da2x Thank you very much, I just updated from 2.0 to 2.2 without any problems.
In case of Kaspersky Internet Security that's not true, the Installer was automatically classified as "mildly restricted", which means that KIS will ask if certain, more "sensitive" actions are to be allowed or denied (which Fluxfonts don't seem to affect, since there were no prompts at any point, the same for 2.2 as was with 2.0). Besides that, Kaspersky classifies programs as generally "trustworthy" when their binaries/packages contain a valid digital signature.