Code signing certificate for open-source projects? [closed]

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For open source developers, Certum provides code signing certificates for free*

Just enter “open source developer” in the “company” field when you
request the certificate. That’s it.

Link to open source code signing certificates is here

[*] Starting 2016, the Open Source Code Signing certificate is no longer available for free. It is now a paid only service.

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