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I diffed the version on GitHub with the one downloaded from Dropbox (after verifying the Dropbox file's hash). The only changes to the GitHub version are the Re

I diffed the version on GitHub with the one downloaded from Dropbox (after verifying the Dropbox file's hash). The only changes to the GitHub version are the Readme file and that it was upgraded to target iOS 9.1, as well as some apparently minor changes in the XCode project file. So you won't get the same SHA sum, but all the files aside from those are the same. In particular, the "iflux" binaries are identical. So it looks like the GitHub version matches the original.

marrone12 11y ago
Can confirm. Did the same
100ideas 11y ago
github version of iflux looks ok for me too: $ cd f.lux-master/ $ shasum -a 256 iflux | grep 10428983a681b07f687511e150f46e39b6f9da506316a8041742a78bc0ce9ef6 10428983a681b07f687511e150f46e39b6f9da506316a8041742a78bc0ce9ef6 iflux
kobayashi 11y ago
You say that it was upgraded to target iOS 9.1. Was the version I downloaded and SHA summed not the 9.1 build?
- Kronopath 11y ago
  I'm not 100% sure. The version from Dropbox has some differences in the Xcode project file, including a different "target version". The Dropbox version says it targets 8.0.
  - kobayashi 11y ago
    Ah ya I just change that when going through the compiling steps in Xcode.