qBittorrent is bundled, so there is nothing else to install. The first launch generates its own credentials and starts the daemon on a profile of its own, which never touches a qBittorrent you already run.
Windows will show "Windows protected your PC" because the build is not signed. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Nothing here is signed, so the checksum is the only way to tell this is the file the build produced. Compare the output againstrigseed_0.1.3_x64-setup.exe.sha256 on the release.
certutil -hashfile rigseed_0.1.3_x64-setup.exe SHA256Not notarised, so Gatekeeper refuses it on a first open. Right-click the app and choose Open, then confirm. This build has been checked but never launched on a Mac.
Nothing here is signed, so the checksum is the only way to tell this is the file the build produced. Compare the output againstrigseed_0.1.3_aarch64.dmg.sha256 on the release.
shasum -a 256 rigseed_0.1.3_aarch64.dmgBuilt against glibc 2.35, so Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 12 and newer are covered. Older distributions will not start the daemon. The AppImage runs without installing, once you mark it executable.
Nothing here is signed, so the checksum is the only way to tell this is the file the build produced. Compare the output againstrigseed_0.1.3_amd64.deb.sha256 on the release.
sha256sum rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.debEvery asset on the release carries a matching .sha256, written by the workflow that built it. The release also carries the corresponding source for the bundled qBittorrent, which is what its licence requires and why it is offered from the same page as the binary. See all files on the release.
Nothing is code signed yet, so the checksum is how you confirm the file you have is the file the build produced. These are the real hashes for 0.1.3.
# Debian, Ubuntu and anything built on them
$
sudo apt install ./rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.deb
Setting up rigseed (0.1.3) ...
# Check it against the published hash first
$
sha256sum -c rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.deb.sha256
rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.deb: OK
# Or run it without installing anything
$
chmod +x rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.AppImage
$
./rigseed_0.1.3_amd64.AppImage
# Apple Silicon only
$
shasum -a 256 rigseed_0.1.3_aarch64.dmg
f86ad533355dac524e404a1097d355457a1d945134ef5082a473fecda7681ffe rigseed_0.1.3_aarch64.dmg
# Compare that against the .sha256 on the release,
# then open the disk image and drag rigseed across.
# Gatekeeper refuses an unsigned app on first open.
# Right-click it, choose Open, then confirm.
# PowerShell
$
Get-FileHash .\rigseed_0.1.3_x64-setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Algorithm Hash
--------- ----
SHA256 AA5F5A464DA2AD63BDB5DE6598965D85356DB43339D1FC106B8567D8B590EAE1
# Compare that against the .sha256 on the release,
# then run the installer.
# SmartScreen warns about an unsigned installer.
# Choose More info, then Run anyway.