Download rbterm 0.3.100 for macOS, Windows or Linux

Self-contained builds for all three platforms. The macOS build is signed with a Developer ID Application certificate and notarized by Apple, so Gatekeeper opens the 19 MB disk image without a quarantine warning.

Get the macOS DMG Verify the build

macOS · Windows · Linux ≈19 MB single binary MIT

SEC 01

Builds

Three artifacts, one revision. Every row carries its filename, its size, its signing status and its sha256 — check the hash before you run it.

macOSApple silicon · arm64

rbterm-0.3.100-macos-arm64.dmg · 19 MB

Drag-to-Applications disk image. Self-contained: every Homebrew dylib it links against (libssh, libwebp, libharfbuzz, libsodium, raylib) lives inside Contents/Frameworks/, so it runs on any arm64 Mac without brew install first. Hardened runtime, stapled notarization ticket on both the DMG and the bundle inside — Gatekeeper won't nag.

sha256 (dmg) af21eb6ac0cc5c8fa8c2c36d8905d88141509c858007a7546d2ff3ec2ba36706

sha256 (zip) 696d4a0a44a274e7b9a3ec581c6172071bc1206b51354897c1c2412e36f3def1

Signed & Notarized Download DMG Raw .zip · 18 MB

Windowsx86_64

rbterm-0.3.100-windows-x86_64.zip · 14 MB

rbterm.exe plus Microsoft’s console host (conpty.dll, x64\OpenConsole.exe — the one Windows Terminal ships; keep them next to the exe), so Windows 10 and 11 behave the same. No other dependencies. Recording exports to gif / webp / mp4 with native in-binary encoders — no ffmpeg required; webm and apng fall back to ffmpeg on PATH if present. Requires Windows 10 1809+ for ConPTY.

sha256 6489294877bf0b007920a166846a587ba4c838496be79ed4ee2feec748c598fa

Unsigned Download ZIP

Linuxx86_64

rbterm-0.3.100-linux-x86_64.zip · 14 MB

Single binary. Needs the usual GLFW/X11/Wayland deps installed on the host (libxkbcommon, libgl, libssh, etc.) — see the README's Linux smoke-test section for the apt list.

sha256 dfac3c662a059439dc2d2b69daa4bc7ddf99f7cc9b11e09f56ee59d9acaf30f3

Unsigned Download ZIP

Every artifact on this sheet is MIT licensed and reproduced verbatim from a tagged commit — see the changelog for what changed in this revision.

SEC 02

Install with Homebrew

On Apple silicon you can install and keep rbterm up to date straight from the tap — it pulls the same signed & notarized build as the DMG above.

brew install binrick/tap/rbterm

# later, to update to the newest release
brew upgrade --cask rbterm

brew upgrade tracks new releases through the cask's livecheck, which reads the same update manifest the in-app updater uses.

SEC 03

Verifying the macOS build

After downloading, you can confirm the signature, the notarization ticket, and that Gatekeeper is happy. The DMG and the .app bundle inside it are both signed and stapled separately.

Gatekeeper accepts the DMG itself

cd ~/Downloads

spctl --assess --type install --verbose=2 rbterm-0.3.100-macos-arm64.dmg
#   accepted
#   source=Notarized Developer ID

Mount it and assess the bundle inside

hdiutil attach rbterm-0.3.100-macos-arm64.dmg
cd /Volumes/rbterm

Signing identity + hardened runtime

codesign -dv --verbose=4 rbterm.app 2>&1 | grep -E "Authority|flags"
#   Authority=Developer ID Application: Richard Blundell (4L7XW5NPCX)
#   Authority=Developer ID Certification Authority
#   Authority=Apple Root CA
#   CodeDirectory v=20500 size=… flags=0x10000(runtime) …

Notarization ticket is stapled on the bundle (works offline)

xcrun stapler validate rbterm.app
#   The validate action worked!

Gatekeeper accepts it

spctl --assess --type execute --verbose=2 rbterm.app
#   rbterm.app: accepted
#   source=Notarized Developer ID

The Windows and Linux archives are unsigned — the sha256 in SEC 01 is the check that matters there.

SEC 04

Building from source

Every release on this page is reproduced verbatim from a tagged commit in the source repository.

macOS: The signed build flow is make app-distributable.
Linux / Windows: The standard cmake -S . -B build && cmake --build build reproduces the binary.
Licence: MIT. A binRick project.