How we verify mahjong installs
By Porcelain Lattice editorial team Current release, published September 12, 2026
Porcelain Lattice verifies Mah release asset names on GitHub, records package-manager gaps, and marks commands we could not run as UNVERIFIED.
On each review date we open ffalt/mah Releases, confirm the Windows primary MSI name, list sibling assets, and search for a winget id without inventing one.
Signing and notarisation proofs that were not inspected stay out of the copy. We do cite the MIT licence file and the vendor README feature list for mahjong.
Corrections: when Releases change filenames, we update the research file and the install tables. Independence statement also appears on the advertising disclosure page.