Ryubing project information can appear across a website, self-hosted project forge, GitHub organisation, documentation site and issue tracker. Understanding the purpose of each location helps users distinguish project-controlled resources from unrelated download mirrors.
The main download button on this website points to a separate GitHub archive selected by the site owner. It should not be confused with the upstream Ryubing organisation or an upstream stable binary release.
Upstream Ryubing organisation
The verified Ryubing organisation on GitHub provides project repositories such as documentation, issue tracking, compatibility data and supporting services. Use organisation ownership and linked domains as part of source verification.
Forgejo and release hosting
Ryubing has used self-hosted project infrastructure for code and releases. Hosting locations can change, so follow links from project-controlled domains rather than relying on an old bookmarked mirror.
Stable and Canary channels
Stable builds are intended for routine use, while Canary builds can be produced more frequently from recent changes. Canary may contain a desired fix but can also introduce regressions. Keep the old build and saves backed up before testing.
Documentation and issue tracking
Documentation explains setup and configuration. The issue tracker records reproducible bugs and known regressions. Search both before applying a workaround from a random video or forum post, because outdated instructions can cause new errors.
Verify a download destination
Hover over or copy a link to inspect the complete address. Check repository ownership, history, release notes, file names and checksums when available. A button that says official does not prove that the destination is controlled by the project.
Use the right source for the task
Use documentation for setup, release notes for changes, the compatibility tracker for game status and issue tracking for bugs. Use the website download section only for the specific ZIP link presented there.