QuickHash v2.8.2 is out now for Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OSX. The instructions for use are contained inside the download, and the SHA-1 hashes for all the compiled binaries and also the zip packages are supplied. Download now for your platform from http://34.225.163.28/downloads/ To report bugs or problems, visit http://34.225.163.28/bug-tracker/
This is the zip package containing an app of QuickHash v2.8.2 for Apple Mac OSX desktop systems. It should work on both 32 and 64 but Apple Mac systems. After extracting from the zip, read the ReadMe.txt for instructions on running it. Basically, you have to ensure the 'QUickHash' binary file has executable permissions and you have to enable your system to run programs downloaded from anywhere via your general security options. Compiled Binary Filename SHA-1 Hash QuickHash (OSX Version) DCB0B965873BA37708F5D8BC8524711C2C544DF8 Zip Package by OS SHA-1 Hash QuickHash-Linux-v2.8.2.zip 03A8C3A93A816E4544DEAB94AE6A6DE75C8ADC9D QuickHash-OSX-v2.8.2.zip 5EEE08BC5247200C78543899CEC877834BDB0725 QuickHash-Windows-v2.8.2.zip E322587524B37F0B1709C327E5311C756FFD7CBF
If you do not want to use the compiled binaries, which you can run as standalone executables of QuickHash on Linux, you can instead download and install these Debian packages for your system. This ensures that QuickHash is displayed in your main menu and executable from the terminal simply by typing the quickhash command. To install a Debian package in Ubunut, Linux Mint and so on, one typically can either just double click it and the software manager will install it, or you can execute the following command line : sudo dpkg -i NameOfDebianPackage.deb SHA-1 hashes of the Debian packages [...]
