JS8Call-improved: baixar versions anteriors

JS8Call 3.0.3 is a patch/bug fix release that fixes several minor bugs in the UI:
- scrollbar in incoming MSG pane now stays where set when making program settings
- fixed keyboard navigation for Windows/Linux in context menu for speed settings
- fixed crash when attempting to import invalid waterfall palettes
- fixed text alignment in Call Activity panel for Name and Comment fields
- fixed failure to display multiple decodes in incoming MSG panel when making group queries
- updated to Hamlib 4.7.2 to provide better support for extended CAT commands for the Icom IC-7300Mk2, clock command fixes for the IC-7600 and IC-7610, as well as enhanced support for certain Yaesu radios.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/compare/v3.0.2...v3.0.3
Note
Important notes for the JS8Call 3.0.3 release:
- The linux AppImages now require minimum glibc version 2.39. JS8Call can still be built on older glibc versions (i.e. Debian 12 or Ubuntu 22) but this will require compiling your own libraries from source code on the target glibc version
- Debian .deb is no longer provided for arm64 due to reports of interference with KDE on certain linux desktop systems. It is recommended to use the Linux aarch64 AppImage for Raspberry Pi5 or newer
- MacOS build for Intel architecture is no longer available after JS8Call 3.0.2. If you are still running an old Intel Mac you must build from source code. However, be warned this can be painfully slow and Qt 6.9.3 with the FFmpeg audio backend (which JS8Call requires) cannot be built on an Intel Mac at less than SDK version 14
- Please see the rest of the release notes for JS8Call ver 3.0.1 for the 3.x-series releases

JS8Call 3.0.2 is a patch/bug fix release that fixes:
- CQ notification in the call activity pane
- APRS commands not checksumming properly
- Auto Reply notification not functioning when ask for confirmation before sending is turned on
The JS8Call arm64 .deb package is compatible with Raspberry Pi OS 6.2 or later (based on Debian 13 Trixie), released April 14, 2026 and running on a Pi 4 or Pi 5. The 32-bit version of Raspberry Pi OS is not supported.
Please refer to the rest of the release notes for version 3.0.1 for more information
What's Changed
- fix CQ notification in call activity pane by @Chris-AC9KH in https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/pull/296
- Fix for #298 - APRS CMD not checksumming properly. by @punk-kaos in https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/pull/300
- Break confirmThenEnqueueMessage member function out of mainwindow.cpp by @Chris-AC9KH in https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/pull/306
Full Changelog: https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/compare/v3.0.1...v3.0.2

This is a patch release that changes the priority of auto-replies to directed commands. It gives auto-replies to certain commands (SNR?, HEARING? INFO?, GRID?, STATUS?, QUERY MSGS and QUERY CALL) higher priority than messaging. If messaging activity is detected in the passband, since ver 2.4.0 auto-replies to these commands have been suppressed until the band is clear.
Messaging still has priority over auto heartbeat ACK. So if there is incoming MSG's in the band activity, auto HB ACK will be suppressed until messaging is complete to prevent HB ACK auto-reply from breaking incoming MSG's or directed communications.
This change was made based on user feedback wanting higher priority for the automated features over messaging. If you do not want your station auto-replying to these commands when messaging is taking place, you must now disable auto-replies in the Settings.
Please read the rest of the release notes for the 2.5.0 release before installing.

This is a patch release that fixes an issue with dark mode theming displaying white text on a white background for certain UI elements in the Settings dialog. It made the Settings dialog unusable for the affected entry boxes in dark mode.
Please read the rest of the release notes for the 2.5.0 release before installing.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/compare/release/2.5.0...release/2.5.1

Carefully read the release notes below for your operating system, and review the Known Issues, before installing JS8Call 2.5.0.
Installer Notes
- On all platforms 5363 kHz has been added to the frequency list for the new 60m band segment when it becomes available for use. The 160m frequency has been moved to 1843.5kHz to reduce interference from FT8 operations on 1840kHz. To reset your frequency list, go to Settings → Frequencies, right click and select Reset to add the new frequencies to the list. If you have custom frequencies you want to save, export those from the list first then merge them after the Reset.
- The JS8Call-improved 2.4.0 release was a transition release from development moving to the JS8Call-improved development team. Jordan is now on the JS8Call-improved team and has requested re-naming of the software back to JS8Call, so this change is made for 2.5.0
MacOS
MacOS builds are universal (both Intel and Apple silicon) and arm64 (Apple silicon only). The Apple silicon build is recommended for M-series Macs as it is more optimized for Apple silicon. The universal build is provided to support older Intel Macs, however it will also run fine on M-series Macs. The app is signed and notarized. The Mac builds were done on MacOS 26 Tahoe with Xcode 26.0.1 (17A400). MacOS 12 Monterey and later are supported. For Mac users, be aware that Apple is deprecating Intel Macs after MacOS 26 and while it is not known at this time if universal builds will still be available with Xcode 27, MacOS 26 is the last version that will support the last Macs built with Intel processors. We will continue to support older Intel Macs as long as possible, and while JS8Call will still run on a late-2014 Mac mini running Monterey, the next year might be a good time to consider upgrading to a M-series Mac.
Linux
Linux is now distributed via AppImage only. If you wish to build JS8Call on linux there are semi-automated build scripts available in the source tree at https://github.com/JS8Call-improved/JS8Call-improved/tree/master/tools . While these are now primarily intended for developer use, end-users can use and modify them to build JS8Call on linux, however, they are no longer being included in the release assets.
Windows 11
Windows 11 build is provided for x86_64 only. It will run on arm64 Windows 11 with the prism emulator. This has been tested on arm64 Windows 11 and there was no issues noted. OmniRig is no longer supported since v2.4.0. It is a deprecated 32-bit program and Windows 11 is 64-bit only.
The Windows build is code signed by the JS8Call Developer team. Windows Defender and various virus scanning programs do not universally recognize signed software on Windows 11. If your Windows anti-virus software complains about it, make an exception in the rules for JS8Call. The digital code signature guarantees the software is malware-free, done on our official build system, and it ensures that it can't be tampered with during distribution of the software. Even so, the various virus scanners on Windows produce a lot of false positives. But the entire build chain is open-source, available for anybody to scrutinize, so you can be assured there is no malware or "trojan" mysteriously embedded in the software. The digital signature allows you to verify it came from a trusted source, even though virus scanners may not think so. DO NOT download a Windows build anywhere but from our GitHub official repository.
JS8Call will also still run on Windows 10.
Known Issues
- There is incompatibility in settings between JS8Call v2.2.x and 2.3 and later. Settings between all versions of JS8Call are compatible from v2.3 on and can read the settings from JS8Call 2.2.x. JS8Call 2.2.x is not compatible with the settings created by JS8Call 2.3 and later.
- Enumeration of audio interfaces is different in JS8Call 2.3 and later, and it will only return a list of valid auto interfaces, not a list of possibilities that you can try until one works. There is also some issue