Kinora 0.1.2

• Delete a movie, a show or an episode from the disk: right click on a poster, the ••• menu of a page, the selection bar, or right click on an episode.
  • First a question says what goes: the folder (or the files), how many and how big. Enter answers Cancel; only a click on Delete deletes. Files are deleted for good: network shares have no Recycle Bin.
  • A title in its own folder goes with the folder, videos first (a video that is playing stops it before anything else goes). A loose movie or an episode goes with the small files named like its video, never with another video.
  • Never a library folder, a folder with other titles or another library folder inside, or a folder that is a link. Videos the library doesn't count as part of the title are named in the question.
  • The library changes only for what really went: if the NAS drops out nothing is removed from it, and after a partial delete the title is read again.
• Move and Delete say so when a scan is running, instead of doing nothing, and a scan can't start while they are asking.

Package	For
Kinora-Setup-0.1.2.exe	Windows 10/11 x64 (per user, no admin rights needed)
Kinora-0.1.2-linux-x64.tar.gz	Linux x64: unpack, run ./install.sh
Kinora-0.1.2-macos-arm64.zip	macOS 12+, Apple silicon
Kinora-0.1.2-macos-x64.zip	macOS 12+, Intel

The .NET runtime is included. Installed copies on Windows update themselves within a day (or Settings → Updates → Check now). Packages are not signed: SmartScreen may warn on Windows; on macOS right-click Kinora.app → Open the first time. The Linux and macOS packages have not been tried on a real machine yet.