Releases: sparkly-quasar/sortero
Release list
Sortero v0.7.2
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.7.1...v0.7.2
Sortero v0.7.1
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.7.0...v0.7.1
Sortero v0.7.0
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.7.0
Sortero v0.6.0
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.6.0
Sortero v0.5.0
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.5.0
Sortero v0.4.0
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.3.5...v0.4.0
Sortero v0.3.5
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.3.4...v0.3.5
Sortero v0.3.4
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.3.4
Sortero v0.3.3
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.3.3
Sortero v0.3.2
Installing
macOS — the app is signed ad-hoc, not notarised (notarising needs a
paid Apple Developer account), so macOS blocks the first launch.
- Drag
Sortero.appwhere you want it; Applications is fine. - Open it once — macOS refuses, and it may bounce in the Dock with no
window. - System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, click
Open Anyway. - Quit the bouncing icon if it's still there, then open it again.
Step 4 matters: the blocked launch leaves a stuck process behind, and
opening the app again just brings that one to the front. Once per download.
Windows — unzip and run Sortero.exe. SmartScreen may warn about an
unknown publisher; choose More info → Run anyway.
Linux — unzip and run ./Sortero. Needs Tk (apt install python3-tk).
Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2