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Signal Private Messenger for the Desktop
https://whispersystems.org

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Filename Size Changed
0001-ts-log-Avoid-log-spam-for-ResizeObserver-loop-limit-.patch 0000001238 1.21 KB
Remove-build-time-dependencies.patch 0000001364 1.33 KB
Revert-disable-hardware-acceleration.patch 0000000772 772 Bytes
Signal-Desktop-6.5.1.tar.gz 0038651798 36.9 MB
Use-system-Inter-font.patch 0000004206 4.11 KB
_constraints 0000000150 150 Bytes
better-sqlite3-no-download.patch 0000001419 1.39 KB
boringssl-sys-no-static.patch 0000000780 780 Bytes
boringssl-unknown-processor.patch 0000000725 725 Bytes
do-not-guess-rust-target.patch 0000001148 1.12 KB
esbuild_version.patch 0000000704 704 Bytes
make-webpack-errors-comprehensible.patch 0000000642 642 Bytes
prepare_vendor.sh 0000007188 7.02 KB
remove-fuses.patch 0000001506 1.47 KB
ringrtc-no-download.patch 0000000448 448 Bytes
signal-desktop-better-sqlite3-dependencies.patch 0000001551 1.51 KB
signal-desktop-remove-heif-support.patch 0000002165 2.11 KB
signal-desktop-webpack-openssl-3-0.patch 0000000898 898 Bytes
signal-desktop.changes 0000065825 64.3 KB
signal-desktop.desktop 0000000292 292 Bytes
signal-desktop.spec 0000021940 21.4 KB
vendor.tar.zst 0232373309 222 MB
Source MD5 is 6c48f5f72c73eb027418fba34e3143e7 (latest revision is 675)
Comments 3
Fred Blaise's avatar
Fred Blaise (chapeaurouge) -

Thanks man :) Was about to do it, when I saw you had taken the pain out :) Seems to work well, trying just now for a few minutes, now, contacts sync'ed and all. Cheers!

Diego Assencio's avatar
Diego Assencio (dassencio) -

By the way, did you ever consider pushing this directly to factory? Thanks!

Bruno Pitrus's avatar
Bruno Pitrus (dziobian) -

It's likely that it would not pass legal review due to npm being a disaster, and the vendored dependencies being humanly unmanageable. I plan to test the process one day with bitwarden, which has much less dependencies.

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