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Matching source archives, dependency sources, and build recipes for the September 2026 utility releases. License texts are also included in each binary bundle.
Goblin Mosh is built from commit e4e8afbb694aea23155f42eddea13c5280b57827. GoblinView and Goblin Purrfect use the dated source snapshots below; Purrfect includes vendored Rust dependencies and the redistributable fonts used by the build.
The Debian source archive contains the exact source releases and packaging patches for Mosh, Emacs 28, Git, Perl, locale data, and private runtime libraries. The Python source archive includes CPython 3.15.0rc2 and its native dependencies. The Python build recipes and metadata identify the upstream ARM distribution. The r4 recipe archive includes the latest GoblinView snapshot and its automatic monochrome mode, plus the existing Python bytecode policy. Older recipe archives remain available for earlier bundles. The TeX utility uses the official TeX Live installer; the collection is downloaded from its upstream mirror during installation.
The r5 recipes add the installable Tailscale userspace package and the September 14 Purrfect build with its e-paper default. Tailscale uses unmodified official ARM binaries; its source snapshot and complete license notices are available below and in the bundle.
The ghostty-tex source download is the exact 0.1.4 Lisp archive. Its separate Debian source archive covers AUCTeX, Ghostscript, ImageMagick, fonts, and their private dependencies. The r6 recipes include the Inkline configuration, RAM build integration, and PTY geometry helper.
The r7 recipes restore unmodified upstream Python. Cache preferences are optional shell settings; the earlier patched Python bundles and their matching recipes remain archived.
Emacs 31.1 has a separate GNU source archive, private dependency sources, and Linux build recipes below. The updated ghostty-tex integration supports builds without native compilation.
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