Changelog

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.

Unsigned, so the first launch needs a word from you.

Windows — run the .exe. SmartScreen will warn about an unrecognised publisher: More info, then Run anyway.

macOS — download from a terminal and there is nothing to do afterwards. The "damaged" message Gatekeeper gives an unnotarised app comes from a flag that browsers attach to what they save, and command-line tools do not:

gh release download --repo MuqiuPeng/PortManager --pattern '*.dmg' --dir ~/Downloads

If you already downloaded it in a browser, clear the flag:

/usr/bin/xattr -cr "/Applications/Local Runtime.app"

The absolute path is deliberate: Anaconda ships an xattr that does not understand -r and fails as though the command were mistyped.

Updates after this one are verified against the key this release was signed with, and arrive in the app.