Downloads and Releases

Downloads and Releases

The easiest way to get DisplaySnooze is from the latest GitHub Release:

Download the latest release

Which File Should I Download?

For Windows:

• Download DisplaySnooze.exe.
• Double-click it to turn your displays off.
• DisplaySnoozeLocalCodeSigning.cer is the local signing certificate used by the build. Most people do not need it.

For Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, and similar:

• Download the .deb package.

For Fedora, RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux, openSUSE, and similar RPM-based distros:

• Download the .rpm package.

For Arch, EndeavourOS, Manjaro, and other distros:

• Download the portable .tar.gz, or build with the PKGBUILD in the source repo.

Why Does Windows Say Unknown Publisher?

The Windows EXE is signed with a local self-signed certificate. That helps prove the file has not changed since it was signed, but Windows will not treat it as a trusted publisher unless that certificate is trusted on your machine.

This is normal for a small open-source project that does not use a paid public code-signing certificate.

Are Actions Artifacts The Same As Releases?

No. Actions artifacts are build outputs attached to a workflow run and can expire. Release assets are the friendly public downloads meant for normal users.

Use the release page when you just want the built files.