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Tipitakapali.org v25.7.11

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Tipitakapali.org offline software is available for all major platforms: Desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux) and Mobile (Android, iOS).

How To Use - Videos

Instructions videos - how to use Tipitakapali.org

1- Mobile devices:

Download Tipitaka CST on the App Store Get Tipitaka CST on Google Play

2- Download Tipitakapali.org v25.7.11 for computers

What’s new: 📦 Update dictionaries, enabled local API dictionary look up

Windows Windows

  • Download the Tipitakapali.org-windows.zip file, extract and install.

  • OR download the Tipitakapali.org-25.7.11-Install.exe directly if your if your browser allows

  • Note: We do not have a paid certificate to sign the app, so Windows Defender SmartScreen may prevent the installation. If this happens, follow the steps shown in the provided picture instructions to install:

WindowsDefenderSmartScreen

macOS macOS (Intel, M1, M2, M3, M4...):

When opening the app, if you see this:
Screenshot 2025-05-19 at 10 03 38 AM

  • Then, please following the Apple instructions to install How to open a Mac app from an unknown developer. (On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Privacy & Security in the sidebar. You may need to scroll down. -> Go to Security, then click Open. -> Click Open Anyway. Enter your (Computer) login password, then click OK.)

Linux Linux:

  • Download the tipitakapali.org_25.7.11_amd64.deb file. You can install it with the following command: sudo apt install ./tipitakapali.org_25.7.11_amd64.deb. Once installed, you can "Pin to Dash" for easy access and a proper shortcut icon. To uninstall, simply run: sudo apt remove tipitakapali.org

  • Or download the Tipitakapali.org-25.7.11.AppImage file (you may need to create a desktop shortcut yourself).

Notes:

Since the apps are NOT signed with a paid certificate, for safety reasons, please do not download or install from unknown sources.

Each release file includes a sha512 value in its respective .yml file for verification.

On Unix-like OS: MacOS/Linux..., you can check for example:
# echo test > test.txt       

sha512sum test.txt | xxd -r -p | base64 

# or: sha512sum test.txt | awk '{print $1}' | xxd -r -p | base64 

Dj51I0q8aPQ3ioaz9LMqGYujAYRbDNblAQbodDRXAMxmY6hsHqEl3F6SvhfJj5oPhcqdX1ldsgEv
fMNXGUXBIw==