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v0.3.4
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64, Debian/Ubuntu): download the
.deb, then:sudo apt install ./vssh_*_amd64.deb - Linux (x64, Fedora/RHEL): download the
.rpm, then:sudo dnf install ./vssh-*.x86_64.rpm - Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
What's Changed
- fix(linux): terminal copy, Electron dev launch, and Ubuntu install docs by @vamsi-reddi in #7
New Contributors
- @vamsi-reddi made their first contribution in #7
Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.3.4
v0.3.3
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64, Debian/Ubuntu): download the
.deb, then:sudo apt install ./vssh_*_amd64.deb - Linux (x64, Fedora/RHEL): download the
.rpm, then:sudo dnf install ./vssh-*.x86_64.rpm - Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.3.3
v0.3.2
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64, Debian/Ubuntu): download the
.deb, then:sudo apt install ./vssh_*_amd64.deb - Linux (x64, Fedora/RHEL): download the
.rpm, then:sudo dnf install ./vssh-*.x86_64.rpm - Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
What's Changed
- fixed terminal issues by @srinivas365 in #6
Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2
v0.3.1
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64, Debian/Ubuntu): download the
.deb, then:sudo apt install ./vssh_*_amd64.deb - Linux (x64, Fedora/RHEL): download the
.rpm, then:sudo dnf install ./vssh-*.x86_64.rpm - Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1
v0.3.0
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.9...v0.3.0
v0.2.9
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.8...v0.2.9
v0.2.8
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.7...v0.2.8
v0.2.7
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.6...v0.2.7
v0.2.6
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.5...v0.2.6
v0.2.5
Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon): download the
.dmg, open it, then drag vssh to Applications. - Linux (x64): download the
.AppImage, then:chmod +x vssh-*.AppImage ./vssh-*.AppImage
- Windows (x64): download and run the
.exeinstaller.
macOS one-time setup
If macOS shows "vssh is damaged and can't be opened" for an unsigned app:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.appWhy this is needed on macOS
Unsigned apps downloaded from the internet may be quarantined by Gatekeeper.
Removing the quarantine marker allows the app to open.
Legacy detailed steps
- Download the macOS
.dmgbelow. - Open the DMG and drag vssh to Applications.
- If prompted by Gatekeeper, run:
sudo xattr -cr /Applications/vssh.app
- Open vssh.
What's changed
Full Changelog: v0.2.4...v0.2.5