Release downloads

Download Cubrim

Release cards are listed newest first. Each platform row shows a verified SHA-256 when a binary is available; future builds stay marked as coming soon instead of linking to missing files.

Release

v0.3.2

Released:

Reopens the sub-64 KiB encode path to the CM2 backend and corrects the tiny-file benchmark cells so every leaderboard number is reproducible by this binary. Zero regression; all six benchmark types remain #1.

Release notes

macOS (Apple Silicon)

Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4)

Not sure? Apple menu -> About This Mac -> Chip or Processor.

macos_apple_silicon

SHA-256: 51639115e0591b140b8ee7824d467ecad5e81708ee085bc0e71d14a8c87662b3

Size: 1.81 MiB

Download the .pkg, double-click it, and follow the installer.

After installation, `cubrim` is placed in `/usr/local/bin` and should work in Terminal: `cubrim --version`.

The macOS installer is notarized. Double-click the `.pkg`, complete the installer, and then run `cubrim --version` in Terminal.

Or use the `.tar.gz` manual install.

tar -xzf cubrim-v0.3.2-macos-apple-silicon.tar.gz
chmod +x cubrim
sudo mv cubrim /usr/local/bin/cubrim
cubrim --version

SHA-256: 06479068d5903d545d8c16899e8a25e339ba85ded91bed874f299d28a2033782

Size: 1.79 MiB

.tar.gz manual install

macOS (Intel)

Intel (2020 and earlier)

Not sure? Apple menu -> About This Mac -> Chip or Processor.

macos_intel

SHA-256: 2e0f76fee936b992e2461662cd12040018291a6e56e478c5342b154e2c54a8f5

Size: 1.98 MiB

Download the .pkg, double-click it, and follow the installer.

After installation, `cubrim` is placed in `/usr/local/bin` and should work in Terminal: `cubrim --version`.

The macOS installer is notarized. Double-click the `.pkg`, complete the installer, and then run `cubrim --version` in Terminal.

Or use the `.tar.gz` manual install.

tar -xzf cubrim-v0.3.2-macos-intel.tar.gz
chmod +x cubrim
sudo mv cubrim /usr/local/bin/cubrim
cubrim --version

SHA-256: 93810064ff54a1a8a4757a5a09322a9ab4b8d1183d0bed254df364f11513f60a

Size: 1.96 MiB

.tar.gz manual install

Linux x86_64

linux_x86_64

SHA-256: cbf672e15e425032b6b9bcf28c1308650edb9b4de47d6e04a26414a038ed36fe

Size: 1.99 MiB

tar -xzf cubrim-v0.3.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
chmod +x cubrim
sudo mv cubrim /usr/local/bin/cubrim
cubrim --version

Linux arm64

linux_arm64

SHA-256: 990a3d091b2de60af2039da42e17d3f5696202dd7545f9ddf16ae7c6b213933a

Size: 1.92 MiB

tar -xzf cubrim-v0.3.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz
chmod +x cubrim
sudo mv cubrim /usr/local/bin/cubrim
cubrim --version

Windows

windows

SHA-256: 515045e0f4ba4d37646ecf999054b144323e5a75d152a355de28ab6c6ce1a175

Size: 2.93 MiB

Download and unzip cubrim-v0.3.2-windows-x86_64.zip
Run cubrim.exe --version
Optional: move cubrim.exe into a directory that is on PATH

What this needs to run

Cubrim buys its compression ratio with memory, and the download page is the right place to say so. On the published 24-file benchmark, opening the largest archives peaks at 12.3 GiB of resident memory, and creating them peaks at 18.0 GiB. Most files need far less — this is the high-water mark across the whole corpus, and it is what decides whether a machine can handle the worst case.

See all three measured operating points

Verify the download

Check the SHA-256 of the file you downloaded before opening or unpacking it.

shasum -a 256 cubrim-v0.2.2-macos-apple-silicon.pkg
shasum -a 256 cubrim-v0.2.2-macos-intel.pkg
shasum -a 256 cubrim-v0.2.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz

macOS installer

The `.pkg` installers are signed and notarized for macOS. The normal path is simple: double-click the installer, finish setup, then run `cubrim --version` in Terminal. Use the `.tar.gz` asset only for manual installation.

sudo installer -pkg cubrim-v0.2.2-macos-apple-silicon.pkg -target /
cubrim --version

Install with Homebrew

Cubrim also ships as a Homebrew tap backed by the same GitHub Release assets. Install it directly with a single command; Homebrew picks the right Apple Silicon, Intel, or Linux tarball for the current machine.

brew install arcanada-one/cubrim/cubrim

Homebrew installs `cubrim` onto PATH automatically. After install, run `cubrim --version`.