Linux

System requirements : Java runtime (JRE) minimum version 1.6

Note : Java runtime 1.6+ may already be installed on your system, use the software installation method for your distribution to find out, and install if needed

Download Options

Just want the app? Download this one if you have a working Java 1.6 runtime already (JRE) or can install one yourself. This one includes a shell script which you click to run the app, if you'd rather have a one-click executable, choose one of the bundles instead (below).

KeepYaBeat-linux.zip (4.9M)

Once downloaded, confirm the file (see below) and see instructions in the included README file.

Use this hash code to guarantee the file you downloaded matches the one we provided:

a73ce97706fd8d202b7aa3ae028ac931c8a6d908106f39c05121e698db5e790c

App bundled with Java

If you don't have a working Java 1.6 runtime on your system you can download one of these JWrapper bundled tar files. They include a Java 1.6 runtime, so are much bigger files to download.

Note : On the first run there is a JWrapper installation, which takes a little longer. The upside is you also get a nice one-click executable too.

KeepYaBeat-linux32.tar (16M) - For 32-bit systems

Once downloaded, confirm the file (see below) and see instructions in the included README file.

Use this hash code to guarantee the file you downloaded matches the one we provided:

791b3248e454efa58038509e8bff9db5fc9f21ff335829d58dda0623b503e4c2

KeepYaBeat-linux64.tar (16M) - For 64-bit systems

Once downloaded, confirm the file (see below) and see instructions in the included README file.

Use this hash code to guarantee the file you downloaded matches the one we provided:

8948c3a2bd3d497f32198f67e2fbf477c56b052e24d86393c599608e33f7d786

Why confirm the download?

To ensure nothing has changed on the file since we uploaded it. (Changes could result from some kind download error/corruption or even tampering)

This code is a SHA-256 one-way cryptographic hash (Wikipedia SHA-2), we generated it before uploading the file. It's simple for you to now also generate the hash code, which should match the one above, and then you know the files are identical.