Releases: zyqzyq/Unfour
Release list
Unfour v0.1.2
Unfour v0.1.2 is an early pre-release. Do not use it in production without your own validation.
This release is unsigned and may trigger SmartScreen or other operating-system security warnings.
Windows ships a single NSIS .exe installer (recommended for ordinary users).
macOS and Linux artifacts are experimental and unverified until real-device smoke checks are recorded; they must not be treated as supported or verified platforms yet.
SHA-256 values for all published installers are in SHA256SUMS.txt.
Unfour v0.1.2-rc.1
Unfour v0.1.2-rc.1 is an early pre-release. Do not use it in production without your own validation.
This release is unsigned and may trigger SmartScreen or other operating-system security warnings.
Windows ships a single NSIS .exe installer (recommended for ordinary users).
macOS and Linux artifacts are experimental and unverified until real-device smoke checks are recorded; they must not be treated as supported or verified platforms yet.
SHA-256 values for all published installers are in SHA256SUMS.txt.
Unfour v0.1.1
Unfour v0.1.1 is an early pre-release. Do not use it in production without your own validation.
This release is unsigned and may trigger SmartScreen or other operating-system security warnings.
Windows ships a single NSIS .exe installer (recommended for ordinary users).
macOS and Linux artifacts are experimental and unverified until real-device smoke checks are recorded; they must not be treated as supported or verified platforms yet.
SHA-256 values for all published installers are in SHA256SUMS.txt.
Unfour v0.1.0
Unfour v0.1.0 is an early pre-release. Do not use it in production without your own validation.
This release is unsigned and may trigger SmartScreen or other operating-system security warnings.
Windows provides two installers for the same Unfour version: NSIS .exe is recommended for ordinary users; MSI .msi is for users who prefer MSI or need software deployment management. Choose one format.
Do not install both Windows formats on the same device: doing so may create duplicate shortcuts or uninstall entries and can make upgrade paths confusing. Cross-format detection, automatic uninstall, and NSIS/MSI cross-upgrade are not implemented at this stage.
macOS and Linux artifacts are experimental and unverified until real-device smoke checks are recorded; they must not be treated as supported or verified platforms yet.
SHA-256 values for all published installers are in SHA256SUMS.txt.