Aevum for Linux is on its way to your machine. Here is the rest of the way in.
Nobody vouches for an unsigned build but us, so here is the fingerprint. If these match, the file you have is the file we made.
sha256 ea7e69f08a61a3d6d39a529ada332ddb186b06fda751bda4e889656477483abc
echo "ea7e69f08a61a3d6d39a529ada332ddb186b06fda751bda4e889656477483abc Aevum_0.1.0_amd64.AppImage" | sha256sum -cNobody vouches for an unsigned build but us, so here is the fingerprint. If these match, the file you have is the file we made.
sha256 1d6e121308880d8b23f5373bb20f4baa71c0628fac0f553a0e224203cbc9ed76
echo "1d6e121308880d8b23f5373bb20f4baa71c0628fac0f553a0e224203cbc9ed76 Aevum_0.1.0_amd64.deb" | sha256sum -cNobody vouches for an unsigned build but us, so here is the fingerprint. If these match, the file you have is the file we made.
sha256 a71d0a71f026787b91ddcf64b906a8507bffead20eebcd4936904d792aaf3c9e
echo "a71d0a71f026787b91ddcf64b906a8507bffead20eebcd4936904d792aaf3c9e Aevum-0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm" | sha256sum -cDidn't start? Use the button above. Version 0.1.0 · free forever, no account required.
Ubuntu, or any distro running snapd. One command, and updates arrive on their own.
sudo snap install aevumwriterAevum runs confined: it reaches your files under your home folder, and stores its sign-in token in a file of its own. To keep that token in your desktop keyring instead: sudo snap connect aevumwriter:password-manager-service.
One file, no package manager, no root.
chmod +x Aevum_0.1.0_amd64.AppImage
./Aevum_0.1.0_amd64.AppImageNeeds FUSE. On a minimal system: sudo apt install libfuse2.
sudo apt install ./Aevum_0.1.0_amd64.debAevum then appears in your applications grid like anything else.
sudo dnf install ./Aevum-0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpmLinux won't interrogate you about an unknown publisher, so there is nothing to click past. The downloads are unsigned all the same - the checksum above is how you check them. The snap is signed by the store.
Aevum opens like a letter, not a dashboard. It asks your name, shows you what it is and isn't, lets you pick the light the room works in, and takes a name for your first workspace. Then it gets out of the way.
No account is required to write. Nothing is uploaded. Your manuscripts are plain files on your own disk - see the privacy policy if you want the long version.