Releases
NetStacks ships releases when there are merged changes worth shipping — typically every few weeks, sometimes more frequently for critical fixes. There is no fixed release calendar.
Latest installer
Signed and notarized installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Always points at the current release.
Go to download →Human-readable changelog
Per-release summary written for users — what changed, what's fixed, what to watch out for when upgrading.
Read the changelog →GitHub releases
The source-of-truth release feed. Tagged versions, signed source tarballs, and the auto-generated commit history between releases.
Browse on GitHub →Get notified of new releases
Three ways to stay current. Pick whichever fits your workflow.
Watch the GitHub repo
On github.com/netstacks/netstacks-terminal, click Watch → Custom → Releases. You'll get an email from GitHub on every tagged release.
Configure GitHub watchSubscribe via Atom / RSS
GitHub publishes a release feed at github.com/netstacks/netstacks-terminal/releases.atom. Add it to any feed reader for an offline-friendly notification.
Auto-update inside NetStacks
The NetStacks desktop app checks for updates at launch and shows a banner when a new version is available. Approve the update in-app and the new build is downloaded, verified, and installed in place.
Auto-update detailsRelease cadence
We ship a new release whenever there are merged changes worth shipping. In practice that's usually every few weeks for ordinary work, faster for security fixes or critical regressions, and slower during quiet stretches. Each release is signed, notarized, and accompanied by an entry in the changelog.
We do not pre-announce specific release dates. The signal that a release is coming is a green CI run on main in the netstacks-terminal repo with no open release-blocker labels.