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Termoso: all versions and old releases

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14 versions of Termoso are listed here, from October 22, 2026 to the current 0.11.9. Each one links to the publisher’s own installer files.

2026: 14 14 26
VersionDateSizeFiles
0.11.9Latest November 3, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.9.
0.11.8 November 1, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.8.
0.11.7 November 1, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.7.
0.11.6 November 1, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.6.
0.11.5 November 1, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.5.
0.11.4 October 31, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.4.
0.11.3 October 29, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.3.
0.11.2 October 28, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.2.
0.11.1 October 27, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.1.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
Windows: _x64 installers are for x86_64, _arm64 for Windows on ARM
(Snapdragon X, Surface Pro X and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.
0.11.0 October 26, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.11.0.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
Windows: _x64 installers are for x86_64, _arm64 for Windows on ARM
(Snapdragon X, Surface Pro X and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.
0.10.0 October 24, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.10.0.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.
0.9.8 October 23, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.9.8.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.
0.9.7 October 23, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.9.7.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.
0.9.6 October 22, 2026 — 64-bit MSI
Release notes
Signed desktop builds of Termoso 0.9.6.
Every installer ships with a minisign .sig; the app verifies it against the
public key compiled into the binary before installing an update. latest.json
is the updater manifest — mirror it (and the assets) on your own server to keep
update checks fully self-hosted; see docs/RELEASING.md.
Linux: _amd64 / .x86_64 bundles are for x86_64, _arm64 / _aarch64 / .aarch64
for 64-bit ARM (Raspberry Pi 4+, Apple Silicon VMs, Ampere and friends).
macOS: _aarch64.dmg is for Apple Silicon, _x64.dmg for Intel. Unless this
repository has a Developer ID configured, the builds are ad-hoc signed and not
notarized: after dragging Termoso to Applications run
xattr -cr /Applications/Termoso.app once (or right-click → Open) — see
docs/RELEASING.md.

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