v0.2.22

Desktop packages

• Linux amd64/arm64: DEB, RPM, and AppImage.
• macOS x64/arm64: Developer ID signed, Apple-notarized, and stapled DMG.
• Windows x64/arm64: NSIS EXE plus en-US and zh-CN MSI installers.

Warning

Windows EXE/MSI assets in this GitHub Release are intentionally not Authenticode-signed and may trigger Microsoft Defender SmartScreen. Verify downloads against the included SHA256SUMS. Trusted signed Windows distribution is provided only through Microsoft Store after Store acceptance.

All attached desktop packages were built from the immutable v0.2.22 tag. See SHA256SUMS for integrity verification.

v0.2.11

ImgConvert v0.2.11

ImgConvert v0.2.8

Linux distribution release

• Fixes AppImage sandbox launch failures by normalizing AppRun, AppRun.wrapped, and the application binary to mode 0755 before repacking.
• Adds post-build validation that rejects AppImages whose launcher chain is not readable and executable by sandbox users.
• Provides verified strict Snap candidates for amd64 and arm64.
• Provides the signed canonical x86_64 AppImage and reproducible imgconvert-bin AUR metadata.
• Keeps all image conversion local; no image data is uploaded.

Snap Store and AUR publication still require their respective account credentials.

ImgConvert v0.2.7

Linux distribution release

• Adds verified strict Snap candidates for amd64 and arm64.
• Provides the canonical x86_64 AppImage for AppImageHub and AUR.
• Includes reproducible imgconvert-bin AUR metadata with a validated .SRCINFO.
• Keeps all image conversion local; no image data is uploaded.

Snap Store and AUR listings follow their respective external review and credential steps.

ImgConvert v0.2.1

ImgConvert v0.2.1

This release completes the signed macOS direct-download channel and hardens the release pipeline.

Highlights

• Added an Apple Silicon DMG signed with Developer ID Application and accepted by Apple notarization.
• Added ticket stapling, Gatekeeper assessment, and exact-artifact verification before a DMG can reach GitHub Releases.
• Added signed, sandboxed Mac App Store packaging with provisioning-profile checks and validate-before-upload controls.
• Hardened release-tag, source-commit, signing-identity, and generated-license checks.
• Synchronized application, documentation, Flatpak, and release metadata at version 0.2.1.

Downloads

• macOS: notarized arm64 DMG for direct installation.
• Windows x64: unsigned NSIS EXE, English MSI, and Chinese MSI.
• Linux amd64: AppImage, deb, and rpm.
• Linux arm64: AppImage, deb, and rpm.
• In-app updater: signed linux-x86_64 AppImage plus latest.json.

Verification

• Linux package hashes are listed in SHA256SUMS.
• Windows installer hashes are listed in SHA256SUMS-windows.txt.
• All three Windows installers passed install, JPEG/WebP/PNG/AVIF conversion, and uninstall smoke tests.
• The updater AppImage signature is published separately and matches latest.json.
• The macOS DMG was accepted by Apple notarization, stapled, and accepted by Gatekeeper.

Windows signing notice

The direct-download MSI and EXE files are currently unsigned and may trigger a Microsoft Defender SmartScreen warning. Verify their SHA-256 hashes before installation. The Microsoft Store MSIX is distributed through Microsoft Store and is not a direct-download asset.

Store channels

Microsoft Store and Mac App Store packages are distributed through their respective stores and are not included as direct-download assets here.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

ImgConvert v0.1.2

ImgConvert v0.1.2

First public release published from web-casa/ImgConvert.

Included in this release

• Linux .deb / .rpm / AppImage for amd64 and arm64
• Signed Tauri updater AppImages and latest.json for in-app updates
• Combined SHA256SUMS for all release assets
• Store-channel builds now explicitly disable Tauri updater (MAS/MSIX updates are delivered by Apple/Microsoft)
• Windows Store MSIX packaging and sideload smoke workflow
• macOS direct DMG build smoke and ImageIO HEIC import smoke
• Expanded Fumadocs documentation site

Known boundaries

• MAS candidate requires Apple signing/provisioning secrets
• Signed Windows installers require a Windows code-signing certificate
• Flathub submission remains deferred