1.1.6

🔨 Setup

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable (OSX and Linux may require additional steps due to some security measures at the OS-level).

🔆 Changes

There are no significant changes in the code, CI/CD has received notable improvements to release development builds more quickly if issues are reported, and support for the recently released .NET 9 is now supported. This new version of .NET includes various performance and memory usage optimizations. In addition, .NET 6 and .NET 7 are no longer supported. All new builds and future versions will be based on .NET 9.

1.1.5

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable (OSX and Linux may require additional steps due to some security measures at the OS-level). This version introduces fixes relating to user-selected addon sorting and fixes the The given key was not present in the dictionary error message (#4, #5). There are also other minor fixes, but these do not affect how the program runs.

1.1.4

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable (OSX and Linux may require additional steps due to some security measures at the OS-level). The main changes are addons sorting by size (#1), build artifacts creation through GitHub Actions for every commit, better program restart after initial run, compilation support under .NET 8 and minor fixes.

1.1.3

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable (OSX and Linux may require additional steps due to some security measures at the OS-level). There are no significant changes since the last version but the application is now compiled under .NET 7 recently released.

The application is now available on all platforms (also ARM) but only in 64 bits version.

1.1.2

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable. Normally you don't need to download any additional applications.

The changes compared to the last version are minor but now the application is compiled under .NET 6 freshly released and I made some minor changes to improve the readability of the code.

The application is now available on all platforms (also ARM) but only in 64 bits version. My application is not signed on Linux/MacOS, so you will have to do some manipulations to transform it into an executable on your side but nothing complicated.

1.1.1

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable. Normally you don't need to download any additional applications.

The executables are available for Windows, Linux and MacOS in 64 bits version only (but on Linux and MacOS, it's necessary to do some manipulations to open the application because of security measures (my application is obviously not signed)). So these versions are for experienced people, otherwise use the Windows version.

1.1.0

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable. Normally you don't need to download any additional applications.

The executables are available for Windows, Linux and MacOS in 64 bits version only (but on Linux and MacOS, it's necessary to do some manipulations to open the application because of security measures (my application is obviously not signed). So these versions are for experienced people, otherwise use the Windows version.

1.0.0

Extract the .zip file and simply run the executable. Normally you don't need to download any additional applications.