macOS 0.4.34 · Windows 0.4.34 · Linux 0.4.34
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- Install Termiyo from the files below.
- Open it, choose a master password, then Create vault.
- When Termiyo asks you to sign in, choose Create one instead. Enter your email and the same master password, then Create account — that starts the 14 days. Type the six-digit code we email you: sync waits for it.
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macOS
macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple Silicon or Intel
One download that runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel — nothing to choose. Signed and notarised, the app and the disk image itself.
Verify this download
In Terminal, run this. If macOS asks whether Terminal may access your Downloads folder, allow it. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd ~/Downloads && echo '9349c0390c4a29735bc5f0a9e5f2126980bdbc4e151869a6c625e63c0ff287ec termiyo-0.4.34-universal.dmg' | shasum -a 256 -c -SHA-256 9349c0390c4a29735bc5f0a9e5f2126980bdbc4e151869a6c625e63c0ff287ec
Other downloads (3)
The same notarised universal app, archived — what the auto-updater fetches on an Intel Mac.
Verify this download
In Terminal, run this. If macOS asks whether Terminal may access your Downloads folder, allow it. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd ~/Downloads && echo '0d84b90619cd554eca2cba2f19cfed44b2bb790422b20f695dabed705d08c6ed termiyo-0.4.34-universal.zip' | shasum -a 256 -c -SHA-256 0d84b90619cd554eca2cba2f19cfed44b2bb790422b20f695dabed705d08c6ed
Apple Silicon (M1 or later) only — it will not open on an Intel Mac. Not sure which Mac you have? Universal runs on both. Signed and notarised.
Verify this download
In Terminal, run this. If macOS asks whether Terminal may access your Downloads folder, allow it. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd ~/Downloads && echo '9a985b235c9e7913fddc4d925e609199f8ee7b665b843580143f9c2d9905dcda termiyo-0.4.34-arm64.dmg' | shasum -a 256 -c -SHA-256 9a985b235c9e7913fddc4d925e609199f8ee7b665b843580143f9c2d9905dcda
Apple Silicon (M1 or later) only, archived — what the auto-updater fetches on an Apple Silicon Mac. It will not open on an Intel Mac.
Verify this download
In Terminal, run this. If macOS asks whether Terminal may access your Downloads folder, allow it. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd ~/Downloads && echo 'a4967dcfd1e1bc2d1c823e00fc986c7402a3db8a2fd19f5317c068027095eed1 termiyo-0.4.34-arm64.zip' | shasum -a 256 -c -SHA-256 a4967dcfd1e1bc2d1c823e00fc986c7402a3db8a2fd19f5317c068027095eed1
Windows
Windows 10 or later · x64
The Windows installer is unsigned, so Edge and Chrome both stop it at download time with a warning that it is not commonly downloaded.
- In Edge, use the … menu beside the download → Keep, then Show more → Keep anyway if prompted. In Chrome’s download bubble, use the item’s menu → Keep. Only keep the file if you intended to download it from termiyo.com. Saving it does not run it.
- Once saved, compare its SHA-256 with the hash below before opening it; do not run it if they differ.
- If first-run SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”, choose More info → Run anyway only after the hash matches.
Windows 11 Smart App Control can block this unsigned build without a Run anyway option.
Verify this download
In PowerShell, run this. It prints True when the download is intact. False means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
(Get-FileHash "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\termiyo-0.4.34-x64-win.exe").Hash -eq '4762198da45cae486cfcb37d01b67c6f315f26894333779bddd3080a4df5d999'SHA-256 4762198da45cae486cfcb37d01b67c6f315f26894333779bddd3080a4df5d999
Other downloads (1)
No installer — unzip and run. Also unsigned; verify the SHA-256.
Verify this download
In PowerShell, run this. It prints True when the download is intact. False means it is not, or that the file is not in Downloads under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
(Get-FileHash "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\termiyo-0.4.34-x64-win.zip").Hash -eq '7bb870d2ab7b3214420f0981511a928b79d62af6b3c5c3c889b18b0be77fb31d'SHA-256 7bb870d2ab7b3214420f0981511a928b79d62af6b3c5c3c889b18b0be77fb31d
Linux
Any distribution with GTK 3 · x86_64 · ARM64 (.deb)
Verify this download
In a terminal, run this. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in your downloads folder under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && echo 'e82769995d15623f2cf5b66f44ab33f93c45aff0a3d32c118aa26901d0455c21 termiyo-0.4.34-amd64.deb' | sha256sum -c -SHA-256 e82769995d15623f2cf5b66f44ab33f93c45aff0a3d32c118aa26901d0455c21
For 64-bit ARM — a Raspberry Pi 4 or later, an Ampere or Graviton server, Asahi Linux on a Mac.
Verify this download
In a terminal, run this. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in your downloads folder under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && echo '358da7f86a614c2fa7d482d3825ece7c31f1be44b117180cb22842faf444c4c9 termiyo-0.4.34-arm64.deb' | sha256sum -c -SHA-256 358da7f86a614c2fa7d482d3825ece7c31f1be44b117180cb22842faf444c4c9
chmod +x, then run — no install needed.
Verify this download
In a terminal, run this. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in your downloads folder under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && echo 'bfc861e94ca29f482289c2a4504b92ca5cc752087c846ac1c231e5359aceacd5 termiyo-0.4.34-x86_64.AppImage' | sha256sum -c -SHA-256 bfc861e94ca29f482289c2a4504b92ca5cc752087c846ac1c231e5359aceacd5
Verify this download
In a terminal, run this. It prints the file name and OK when the download is intact. FAILED means it is not, or that the file is not in your downloads folder under exactly this name — a browser saves a second copy under a new one.
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && echo '870485862a3d50c8730f3b1fc8ea78a6769c1f1f1340aa6db28f826c245598fa termiyo-0.4.34-x86_64.rpm' | sha256sum -c -SHA-256 870485862a3d50c8730f3b1fc8ea78a6769c1f1f1340aa6db28f826c245598fa
Every file in the newest release, with its SHA-256, is also in one plain-text file: SHA256SUMS. Save it in the folder you downloaded to. Run grep -F -- '<file>' SHA256SUMS | sha256sum -c - on Linux or grep -F -- '<file>' SHA256SUMS | shasum -a 256 -c - on macOS, replacing <file> with the name of your downloaded installer. This selects its checksum and prints OK if the file matches.
After downloading
- macOS
- Open the .dmg, drag Termiyo into Applications, and open it from there.
- Windows
- Run the installer by the steps on the Windows card. Termiyo is then in the Start menu.
- Linux
- Install the package you downloaded:
Debian / Ubuntu (.deb, x86-64)
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && sudo apt install ./termiyo-0.4.34-amd64.debDebian / Ubuntu (.deb, ARM64)
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && sudo apt install ./termiyo-0.4.34-arm64.debAppImage (portable)
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && chmod +x ./termiyo-0.4.34-x86_64.AppImage && ./termiyo-0.4.34-x86_64.AppImageFedora / RHEL (.rpm)
cd "$(xdg-user-dir DOWNLOAD)" && sudo dnf install ./termiyo-0.4.34-x86_64.rpmIf the AppImage stops at “error loading libfuse.so.2”, install libfuse2 (libfuse2t64 on Ubuntu 24.04), or take the .deb instead.
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- Unlimited hosts, identities and keys
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