Seekia is unfinished software. It cannot connect to the internet or download profiles.
You must compile it yourself to run it. The instructions are included in the download.
File Name: Seekia-v0.71.tgz
DownloadYou should verify the file downloaded correctly by verifying the file's SHA-256 checksum.
Seekia v0.71 SHA-256 Checksum:
7a914da5ae0196cce1612ad8a7282882f9017b84b04956faa7e5ed3c442e4dd0
Use the command for your operating system to compute the file's SHA-256 checksum.
The result from the command should match the above checksum.
You should verify the downloaded file is authentic by verifying its PGP signature.
You must verify the signature and retrieve the PGP key which signed the release.
You can use GnuPG, a library for verifying PGP signatures.
Below are the instructions for each operating system.
You must verify the signing key belongs to the author, Simon Sarasova.
Simon Sarasova's GPG signing key:
112CCEE17CDEB7049EE568A2F85404520BA69D2C
Simon's signing key is also located on his website:
SimonSarasova.eth/keys.htmlTo access a .eth website, you can use Brave browser.
You can also use a trusted gateway to access his website.
You can visit his site from multiple gateways to ensure you are seeing an authentic version of his site.
SimonSarasova.eth.limo/keys.html SimonSarasova.eth.link/keys.html