v0.3.1 Targeting mdloader 1.0.3

Setup boostrappers to fetch loaders that target mdloader 1.0.3, and other files are now in Git (not just Gists).

Mac Users - Zip file will contain two Automator scripts. Run "bootstrap" first, then you can drag your .bin files onto the CTRL-LDR automator script (I'd recommend dragging it to the Desktop as well). The first time you do this, it should load all of the required files so may take a few more seconds.

Windows Users - Zip file just contains one of the Powershell scripts you can find in the repo. You'll need to right click on it and select "load with Powershell" (just double-clicking on it may not work) and it will setup everything you need. Once it's done, you can drag your .bin file onto the shortcut on the desktop.

(x.x.1 is because I had a bit of a circular dependency, and I'm not used to tags and releases on Github 😆)

v0.2 - Bootstrap and Drag N Drop Binloader!

I moved the bootstrap app to Automator. I like this as it's much more transparent to what's going on (anybody can open the file in Automator and see the source!)

I also made a bin loader that you can drag the bin onto and it will attempt to load it! It still opens a terminal, so please follow the directions.

It also assumes that you have installed all of the files via the bootstrap app.

If you download the zip file, it should extract both of the apps. Run the bootstrap first to get setup, then you can start drag and dropping files onto the CTRL-LDR

"Interesting" Behaviors

• Sometimes the CTRL-LDR app will open two terminal windows whenever you drag a file to it. This might mean you have to find the window that the prompt is currently in. I'm not 100% sure why it does this because I'm not an Automator expert, but I figured it would be enough for some people to play with, and maybe give some feedback.
• Also when opening these for the first time, you'll need to right click and do "open as" and then click "yes" as I'm an "unidentified developer". The first time you go to drag a file onto CTRL-LRD , you'll probably get an error, Something along the lines of "Can't get POSIX path of {} . This too is due to the unidentified develoepr status. After accepting, just try dragging again. I'm working on a video.

v0.1

Used Platypus to package up https://gist.github.com/LastContinue/98f1d8435b405c6d7c7b3b68abe6eb48 into an application you can double click and run. Will store all files on ~/Desktop