BlueEdit 0.4.3 (preview)

BlueEdit 0.4.3 (preview): cloud grammar checking set up from a list.

Download

• Windows: blueedit-0.4.3-win-x64-setup.exe (installer, no administrator rights) or blueedit-0.4.3-win-x64.zip (one be.exe, nothing installed).
• Debian, Ubuntu: blueedit_0.4.3_amd64.deb: sudo apt install ./blueedit_0.4.3_amd64.deb
• Fedora, RHEL: blueedit-0.4.3-1.x86_64.rpm: sudo dnf install ./blueedit-0.4.3-1.x86_64.rpm
• Any Linux x64: blueedit-0.4.3-linux-x64.tar.gz.
• Formula pictures module (typeset display formulas in Windows Terminal): the installer and the packages put it in; for the zip and the tar.gz, blueedit-mathimages-0.4.3-*.

New in this release

• Tools → Set up grammar checking → Cloud service: Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini or DeepSeek chosen from a list, then the key (typed, env:NAME or file:PATH; the window says where the key is got, and a key the service refuses is said before anything is kept), then a model from the service's own list, the recommended one first (claude-haiku-5-5, gpt-5.4-mini, gemini-3.5-flash-lite, deepseek-flash). No address or model name to type, as in the installer. Before, the editor could use these services only through "Another model server", with the address typed by hand.

The files are not signed: Windows may warn on first start ("More info → Run anyway").

SHA-256 of the Windows installer: 1e445dcda83befa2c080e39bbacb749e181161f109c877f1fcf897c917df559b
SHA-256 of the Windows zip: 54876a50ba4dd83c62a3188316466b56b35643b03fd05ed46fe93a9b9845cefb
SHA-256 of the .deb: 6f29939d157c8175f9d99cb8ed13de017fcbd3778f00691df7050d764cba5bb2
SHA-256 of the .rpm: d228cfebc607f92e3daa7ec932573bc51046d73e3d945ff1f374885672641e66
SHA-256 of the Linux tar.gz: 95b85c7d9216b16202faca122caeb67fda4f88c5673606472a190347219eb74c
SHA-256 of the formula pictures module, Windows: 15532c8d537895db542be6df586808a8df9ef28aa32eb3e00aa7341739167fa2
SHA-256 of the formula pictures module, Linux: 40041d916d6bbc2b6d68f3fd118f6af05d4d9ac85cf133e2290be6e57141f6e1