Onyx v0.5.0

1. Onyx. MiniNotes is Onyx: a note-taking app of its own, built anew in Rust and GPUI, with the window, the settings, the motion and the languages of the Alkaline Software apps.
2. A vault. Notes are plain markdown files in a folder of your own, made new in iCloud Drive or wherever you say, or opened as it is, and a note is written when its tab closes or at ⌘S, never while you type.
3. The sidebar. It is that folder, with notes and subfolders made in place, renamed or moved to the trash, whatever another app does there shown at once, and an edge you drag to widen it or fold it to a rail.
4. Live preview. A note is drawn as it reads while you write it: headings, bold and italic, lists with their bullets, numbers and boxes, quotes, code on a plate with its language's colors and its language's mark, tables as a grid, rules and links, with the marks of whatever the caret is in shown as written, as Obsidian does.
5. Tabs. Every open note is a tab as wide as its name, a folder's tabs stand together on one pill, a home tab shows the vault's page, and the tabs open again at the next launch in their order.
6. Three ways to see a note. As it reads while editing, as it is written, or as it reads alone, at ⌃1, ⌃2 and ⌃3 or ⌘E, one choice for the whole app, as Narrow, Middle or Wide is at ⌥1, ⌥2 and ⌥3.
7. Keys. ⌘K searches every note, ⌘F finds a phrase in one, ⌘B and ⌘I toggle bold and italic, ⌘↩ a task's box, Tab and ⇧Tab a list's level, ↩ carries a list or a quote on, and lists renumber themselves.
8. Fonts and size. A note set in one of eight faces, four serifs and four sans serifs, code in one of four monospace faces, the size a preset or your own for each, and Chinese in a carried face of your choice or one you name from the Mac.
9. Eight languages. English, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, French, German and Spanish, following the system's.
10. Updates. Onyx checks GitHub for a newer release once a day and installs it at a press, with no Sparkle feed.