Installing from latest tarball

Follow the example code below for downloading, extracting, verifying GPG signature and performing file integrity checks.

curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/space-0.12.0.tar.gz  
curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/space-0.12.0.tar.gz.asc  
curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/space-0.12.0.sha  
curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/space-0.12.0.sha256  
curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/space-0.12.0.md5  
curl -O https://space.sh/static/download/space-0.12.0/install-0.12.0.sh  

Verifying package GPG signature

This step is not required for installing Space, hence it is optional.
Releases are signed either by one of the following keys:

• Thomas Backlund
  • Fingerprint: CEE9 3024 3EBA C1B1 D08A B73D 3611 E9C2 4F6C 6E63
  • Key: blund-3611E9C24F6C6E63.asc
• Maicon Diniz Filippsen
  • Fingerprint: 295E 7B7B 14D8 8EEC 62E7 FBB1 DC8D 6348 0F72 A139
  • Key: filippsen-DC8D63480F72A139.asc
    

It is then possible to verify the release signatures using the following command:

gpg --verify space-0.12.0.tar.gz.asc space-0.12.0.tar.gz

Performing package integrity check.

This step is not required for installing Space, hence it is optional.
Each release provides more than one way to verify file integrity, along with GPG verification. Current generated hashes are: SHA1, SHA256 and MD5.

Example checking SHA256:

sha256sum -c space-0.12.0.sha256
space-0.12.0.tar.gz: OK

Installing from tarball

After extracting the files use Space for installing itself on the system:

./space /install/

or use the install-<version>.sh file and manually call it:

sh install-<version>.sh

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