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CERNIS PRO
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CERNIS PRO 2.0 is a native desktop application — not a browser tool, not a web service. It brings along everything it needs; installation is a one-line command or a double-click.

Honest about platforms

CERNIS PRO runs on Linux today — x86-64 and ARM64. On ARM the AppImage format is deliberately not provided; use the .deb or .rpm package for your distribution there. Windows and macOS are in preparation but not yet available. We do not present this as anything other than what it is.

Available platforms

Linux x86-64 (64-bit)

Available
  • .deb (Debian/Ubuntu)
  • .rpm (Fedora)
  • .AppImage (distribution-independent)

Linux ARM64 / aarch64

Available
  • .deb (Ubuntu ARM)
  • .rpm (Fedora ARM)

No AppImage is provided on ARM — please use the .deb or .rpm package.

Windows

In preparation

macOS

In preparation

Download links

The concrete download links will be provided as Forgejo release assets and linked here shortly. Until then we deliberately name no URLs or file sizes we cannot guarantee.

Installation

After installation CERNIS PRO appears in the application menu and starts like any other program. The example file names below show the scheme; the concrete files follow with the release.

Debian / Ubuntu (x86-64 or ARM64)

sudo apt install ./CernisPro_2.0.0_amd64.deb

On ARM systems use the file ending in _arm64.deb accordingly.

Fedora (x86-64 or ARM64)

sudo dnf install ./CernisPro-2.0.0-1.x86_64.rpm

On ARM systems use the file ending in …aarch64.rpm accordingly.

AppImage (x86-64 only)

chmod +x CernisPro-2.0.0-x86_64.AppImage
./CernisPro-2.0.0-x86_64.AppImage

Make the file executable and run it — no installation needed. On ARM systems please use the .deb or .rpm package.

System requirements

  • A running desktop (graphical environment) is required.
  • The deep, passive observation functions (e.g. SNI capture) need elevated system permissions — CERNIS sets this up cleanly via a slim, specialised helper and points out honestly if something is missing.
  • The application brings its dependencies along; required system tools (for scanning, for example) are pulled in as package dependencies during installation.