FileSort v0.10.1 unified preview
Pre-releaseFileSort v0.10.1 unified preview
This is the first combined macOS and Windows prerelease. It is intended for testing, not production deployment.
Downloads
- macOS (one installer):
FileSort.Installer.pkg- Apple Silicon and Intel
- macOS 14+ modern payloads
- macOS 11.3–13 legacy payloads
- the installer selects the correct one automatically
- Windows x64:
FileSort-Windows-x64.msixplus the matching x64.cer - Windows ARM64:
FileSort-Windows-arm64.msixplus the matching ARM64.cer - Windows helper:
install_development.ps1 - Integrity:
SHA256SUMS.txt
Install
macOS
Open FileSort.Installer.pkg. This preview installer is unsigned and not notarized. If Gatekeeper blocks it, Control-click the package and choose Open, or approve it under System Settings → Privacy & Security.
Windows
Put the matching .msix, matching .cer, and install_development.ps1 in the same folder, then run the PowerShell script. It shows the trust change and requires typing INSTALL before adding the public development certificate for the current user and installing FileSort.
Uninstall an older development build first because every workflow run uses a new short-lived certificate.
Platform notes
- macOS OCR remains Apple Vision.
- Windows OCR uses the native Windows OCR API.
- Local model inference remains on-device. Intel Macs can try the experimental Metal backend and fall back to Ollama CPU automatically.
- Windows x64 requires Windows 10 build 19041 or newer.
- Windows ARM64 requires Windows 11 build 22000 or newer.
Preview signing and validation
- The macOS apps are ad-hoc signed; the package is unsigned and unnotarized.
- Windows packages are development-signed. Their certificates expire on 14 August 2026 and the signatures are not timestamped.
- x64 and ARM64 core and installer workflows passed from source commit
4211f8a. - All four macOS payloads passed architecture, minimum-OS, signature, shell, worker, and privacy checks locally, including Intel execution under Rosetta.
- Physical Intel, macOS 11.3–13 hardware, and clean end-user Windows installation remain prerelease acceptance checks.
Please report preview issues at https://github.com/PeterStoney/osa-pdf-renamer/issues.