Checksums

SHA256 for the desktop body · release v0.25.6

Aedelgard is a key-handling app, so verify the artifact before you install it. Download from the download page, compute the SHA256 of the file you received, and confirm it matches the value below. If it doesn't match, do not install — tell us.

Aedelgard-Body.msixWindows 11 · 102 MBsigned · Millenion AB

570039373a7975d563631129726ceb8f90362f489704f2c8c10635ad74dfca61

PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\Aedelgard-Body.msix -Algorithm SHA256

Aedelgard-Body-x86_64.AppImageLinux x86_64 · 93 MBunsigned · verify by hash

2969ac3b96f63141e4f81b3fd62e04cc596cd17dc8fcca67a3f2b04533229c95

Linux: sha256sum Aedelgard-Body-x86_64.AppImage

What signing does and doesn't cover

The Windows build is EV code-signed by Millenion AB — the signature proves who built it; the checksum above proves what you received is byte-identical to what we published. The Linux AppImage carries no code signature — desktop Linux has no central signing authority — so the checksum above is its whole integrity story: verify it before you run. macOS will return when it can arrive signed and notarized. We say this plainly on the download page too; we won't imply a guarantee we haven't shipped.