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interva: descargar versiones anteriores

Pomodoro timer for boosting productivity

Aquí figuran 2 versiones de interva, desde 22 de junio de 2025 hasta la actual, 1.2.1. Cada una enlaza con los instaladores del propio desarrollador.

2025: 2 2 25
VersiónFechaTamañoArchivos
1.2.1Última versión 28 de junio de 2025 — 64 bits MSI
Notas de la versión
Fixed major performance issues
🛠️ macOS Installation Guide
Note: This guide is for users downloading the unsigned .dmg build on macOS. You can also download the app using the .app.tar.gz, but this guide is not valid for that.
1. Download & Mount
1. Download the DMG file (e.g. interva_1.2.1_aarch64.dmg).
2. Double-click it to mount.
2. Remove Gatekeeper Quarantine Flag
macOS may block unsigned apps. To bypass:
1. Open Terminal (Applications → Utilities).
2. Run:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine "/Users/$(whoami)/Downloads/interva_1.2.1_aarch64.dmg"
🛠️ Windows Installation Guide:
1. Download the .msi file
2.Run the file.
- If the Windows Defender pops up, click on 'more info' and then on 'run anyway'.
- Additionally, if that doesn't work, try temporarily disabling the Windows antivirus real-time protection.
🛠️ Linux users, I trust you to figure it out, you use Linux for a reason
1.2.0 22 de junio de 2025 — 64 bits MSI
Notas de la versión
Interva is now officially supported on Linux and macOS too!
For MacOS:
- Download the .dmg file
- If you're having trouble installing it (which you likely will, since the app isn't signed with a developer license), try running the following command:
- sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine "/Users/(your username)/Downloads/interva_1.2.0_aarch64.dmg" (replace 'your username' with your actual macOS username)
For Windows:
- Download the .msi file
- Run the file. If the Windows Defender pops up, click on 'more info' and then on 'run anyway'. Additionally, if that doesn't work, try temporarily disabling the Windows antivirus real-time protection.
Linux users, I trust you to figure it out, you use Linux for a reason