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kdashboard v0.10.0 — 2026-09-05

macOS, Linux and Windows. No account, no licence key, no in-app purchase. Homebrew is the update channel on macOS; Linux and Windows update themselves.

macOS

Apple Silicon and Intel Download .dmg (Apple Silicon)

Intel buildkdashboard-0.10.0-x64.dmg

Homebrewfolio-pro/tap/kdashboard

Updatesbrew upgrade --cask kdashboard

Linux

x86_64 · AppImage Download .AppImage

FileKdashboard-0.10.0.AppImage

Updatesin-app

Windows

x64 · installer Download installer

Filekdashboard-Setup-0.10.0.exe

Updatesin-app

Every installer in v0.10.0

FilePlatformArchSizeSHA-256

kdashboard-0.10.0-arm64.dmg macOS arm64 104 MB e4e253488cfb758a94b96a8c04ce09256f82fff4a1aaff5f880871ed120db52b

kdashboard-0.10.0-x64.dmg macOS x64 109 MB a5a2aa2ab7eb6e0490be6026148a35016692fb0e9f5bc1e7b1bcaeff1083e167

Kdashboard-0.10.0.AppImage Linux x86_64 113 MB 700229535aa500988dd0764ad9a3d7ff5a4b3678a392ef39ba96a5eb84a9ca0e

kdashboard-Setup-0.10.0.exe Windows x64 94 MB a31e3426ba5e8ddfe2990bb989f57709518982ba594406ac24f299fdb7b919e8

$ shasum -a 256 kdashboard-0.10.0-arm64.dmg

Compare the output with the table. Past builds are on the releases page. All releases ↗

macOS · the unidentified-developer prompt

Builds carry an ad-hoc signature but no Apple Developer ID and no notarization yet, so Gatekeeper will stop the first launch. Open it once with right-click → Open, or clear the quarantine flag. Because the build is unsigned, in-place updates are off on macOS: the app tells you a version is out and points you at Homebrew.

$ xattr -cr /Applications/Kdashboard.app

Signed and notarized builds are on the roadmap.

Build it yourself The source is public and the build is two commands. Node 20+ and Bun; electron is a trusted dependency, so the install pulls its binary.

$ git clone https://github.com/folio-pro/kdashboard.git
$ bun install
$ bun run build:electron