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diff --git a/manual/quick-start.md b/manual/quick-start.md index ecba884b..91d188c6 100644 --- a/manual/quick-start.md +++ b/manual/quick-start.md @@ -25,13 +25,15 @@ general recommendation, you should install versions of GnuPG 2.2 or higher.** ### Windows (No Setup) -1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest)`GpgFrontend-*******-Windows-NoSetup.zip` -2. Unzip `GpgFrontend-*******-Windows-NoSetup.zip` -3. Go into the directory and double click `GpgFrontend.exe`. +1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest) + `GpgFrontend-*******-windows-x86_64-portable.zip` +2. Unzip it. (Necessary) +3. Go into the `Program/bin` directory and double click `GpgFrontend.exe`. ### Windows(Setup) -1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest) `GpgFrontend-*******-Windows-Setup.exe` +1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest) + `GpgFrontend-*******-windows-x86_64-setup.exe` 2. Install it, and you can find GpgFrontend on your desktop. ### macOS @@ -49,19 +51,24 @@ You can use Homebrew Cask to quickly and easily install or remove GpgFrontend in #### Download and Install from DMG -0. Install `gnupg` using Homebrew OR download "GPG for OS X" [Here](https://sourceforge.net/projects/gpgosx/files). -1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases) `GpgFrontend-*******-x86_64.dmg` - - `x86_64` just means it build in such an x86 machine. Actually, it can run smoothly on both Intel and Apple(M1/M2) Chips. +0. Install `gnupg` using Homebrew OR download "GPG for OS X" + [Here](https://sourceforge.net/projects/gpgosx/files). +1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases) + `GpgFrontend-*******-macos-**.dmg` + - `x86_64` just means it build in such an x86 machine. Actually, it can run + smoothly on both Intel and Apple(M1/M2) Chips. 2. Double-Click GpgFrontend.dmg to load it. 3. Double-Click and run it. 4. If it satisfies you, you can drag it into your Application folder. #### Debian/Ubuntu/CentOS (AppImage) -AppImage is a format used in Linux systems to distribute portable software without the need for superuser privileges to -install them. The core idea of AppImage is a file as an application. Each AppImage contains the application and all the -files needed for the application to run. In other words, in addition to the underlying components of the operating -system itself, AppImage runs without dependency. This is convenient for users. +AppImage is a format used in Linux systems to distribute portable software +without the need for superuser privileges to install them. The core idea of +AppImage is a file as an application. Each AppImage contains the application and +all the files needed for the application to run. In other words, in addition to +the underlying components of the operating system itself, AppImage runs without +dependency. This is convenient for users. 0. Install gnupg (If you have already followed please skip) - For Debian/Ubuntu @@ -73,68 +80,53 @@ system itself, AppImage runs without dependency. This is convenient for users. ```shell $ sudo yum install gnupg ``` -1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases) `GpgFrontend-*******-x86_64.AppImage` -2. Give `GpgFrontend-***.AppImage` permission to execute +1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases) `GpgFrontend-*******-linux-x86_64.AppImage` +2. Give it permission to execute ```shell - $ chmod u+x ./GpgFrontend-***-x86_64.AppImage + $ chmod u+x ./GpgFrontend-***-linux-x86_64.AppImage ``` -3. Just double-click `GpgFrontend-***-x86_64.AppImage` to run it. - -### Debian/Ubuntu (DEB) - -With deb, you can easily manage dependencies using the apt tool. Deb packages are small compared to AppImage. - -0. Install gnupg (If you have already followed please skip) - - - For Debian/Ubuntu - - ```shell - $ sudo apt update - $ sudo apt install gpg - ``` - -1. [Download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases) `GpgFrontend-*******-x86_64.deb` - -2. Use apt to install GpgFrontned. - - ```shell - $ apt install ./GpgFrontend-*******-x86_64.deb - ``` - -3. At this point, you can find the GpgFrontend icon in your app menu. +3. Just double-click it to run it. ## BSD(FreeBSD/OpenBSD) -For BSD users, unfortunately, the binary release is not provided yet. But you can build and run GpgFrontend -in these operating systems. +For BSD users, unfortunately, the binary release is not provided yet. But you +can build and run GpgFrontend in these operating systems. ## Get from GitHub Release -The current mainstream distribution channel is the Release feature available through GitHub. It's free and accessible to -most people in the world, without me having to worry about servers and bandwidth, which allows me to save a lot of +The current mainstream distribution channel is the Release feature available +through GitHub. It's free and accessible to most people in the world, without me +having to worry about servers and bandwidth, which allows me to save a lot of money. -When you click on the [download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest), you can see such an -interface. It identifies the current version number of the latest release, the release date of that version, and so on. +When you click on the +[download](https://github.com/saturneric/GpgFrontend/releases/latest), you can +see such an interface. It identifies the current version number of the latest +release, the release date of that version, and so on. - + -You can see some notable features or fixes for the version in the main text, or if you're a programmer, you can also -click change log to get how the source code differs from the previous version. It is worth mentioning that you can see -two green tick marks, which represent that I have personally signed up to the source code of the version. This may be -important for some people with high security needs. +You can see some notable features or fixes for the version in the main text, or +if you're a programmer, you can also click change log to get how the source code +differs from the previous version. It is worth mentioning that you can see two +green tick marks, which represent that I have personally signed up to the source +code of the version. This may be important for some people with high security +needs. -Then, if you swipe down, you can see a lot of Assets, which are releases for GpgFrontend for different operating -systems. As you can see, the parts of the file name are separated by separators. +Then, if you swipe down, you can see a lot of Assets, which are releases for +GpgFrontend for different operating systems. As you can see, the parts of the +file name are separated by separators. -You need to know that the second section(e.g. 6171479) provides a unique identification number for the version's source -code, and when pointing out problems with a version, you need to provide the 7-digit unique identification number of the -released version you are using. +You need to know that the second section(e.g. 6171479) provides a unique +identification number for the version's source code, and when pointing out +problems with a version, you need to provide the 7-digit unique identification +number of the released version you are using. - + -Files with signature as the suffix are GPG separate signatures for the released version of the file of the same name. -You can use GPG to check if the changed file is signed and approved by me. +Files with signature as the suffix are GPG separate signatures for the released +version of the file of the same name. You can use GPG to check if the changed +file is signed and approved by me. -Follow your needs or follow the instructions below to click on the name of the corresponding release version to -download. +Follow your needs or follow the instructions below to click on the name of the +corresponding release version to download. |