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CProof is available for Linux, *BSD, Windows (via WSL or Cygwin), and macOS (via MacPorts). Choose the installation method that suits your system.
Once installed, you can:
Linux / *BSD
| Distribution | Package Link |
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| Arch (AUR) | aur.archlinux.org |
We know that the list is currently way too short. Feel free to build from source for your distribution.
Windows
CProof can be used on Windows via:
- WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) — Recommended
- Cygwin
WSL (Recommended)
WSL allows you to run a Linux distribution directly inside Windows. It's supported since Windows 10.
Read Microsoft’s official WSL documentation to learn how to install and configure it.
After installing WSL and choosing a Linux distribution (like Debian, Ubuntu, or openSUSE), install CProof using that distro’s package manager.
To compare available CProof versions across distros, check Repology.
Cygwin
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Download and install Cygwin:
- 64-bit: https://cygwin.com/setup-x86_64.exe
- 32-bit: https://cygwin.com/setup-x86.exe
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During setup, search for and include the following packages:
wgetunzip
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Download the CProof source from git.jabber.space and follow the build guide.
To enable OTR and OMEMO support, you’ll need to build
libotrandlibsignal-protocol-cmanually, as they are not available in the Cygwin repository.
macOS
MacPorts
A build guide using MacPorts is available in this GitHub wiki by louiecaulfield.
Usage
To start using CProof:
- Follow our Quick Start guide
- Or build it yourself if you prefer compiling from source