Latest build · v0.3.62

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Single-file builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux. The macOS build is signed with a Developer ID Application certificate and notarized by Apple, so Gatekeeper opens it without a quarantine warning.

Builds

[mac]

macOS

Apple silicon (arm64)
Signed & Notarized
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.
rbterm-0.3.62-macos-arm64.dmg (19 MB) raw .zip (no installer wrapper) (18 MB)
sha256 (dmg) 94619cbba4b00951395ab1954787b6059899bee2d58564376eb5c10da9559a28
sha256 (zip) 6c64b8cc58da14fe6ce9e8025702c96a99355ffd07f0880c991ede5d2f468d29
[win]

Windows

x86_64
Unsigned
Single rbterm.exe, no external 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.
rbterm-0.3.62-windows-x86_64.zip (14 MB)
sha256 a8e1607b72ac42ee9419d877bd42f1e446be5e752a0c15ad0ae64fd172a0e6a0
[linux]

Linux

x86_64
Unsigned
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.
rbterm-0.3.62-linux-x86_64.zip (14 MB)
sha256 53b838f03c73749cb143d99cf324be7bc6bda818fb0c4ddcedc8a6da58cc5614

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

brew install binrick/tap/rbterm

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

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:

cd ~/Downloads

# 1. Gatekeeper accepts the DMG itself
spctl --assess --type install --verbose=2 rbterm-0.3.62-macos-arm64.dmg
#   accepted
#   source=Notarized Developer ID

# Mount it and assess the bundle inside.
hdiutil attach rbterm-0.3.62-macos-arm64.dmg
cd /Volumes/rbterm

# 2. 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) …

# 3. Notarization ticket is stapled on the bundle (works offline)
xcrun stapler validate rbterm.app
#   The validate action worked!

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

Building from source

Every release on this page is reproduced verbatim from a tagged commit in the source repository. On macOS the signed build flow is make app-distributable; on Linux/Windows the standard cmake -S . -B build && cmake --build build reproduces the binary.