v0.1.6 - Quality of life UI improvements and auto cleanup

This release adds a simple checkbox that will clean up the extracted XISO data. Previously, the utility would take an encryption ISO, dump the data into a folder, and create the new decrypted ISO. The user would have to delete the dumped data. Now the utility can move the temporary dumped data into the trash.

Other tweaks:

• The UI now doesn't default to showing the options.
• Window is now resizable.
• Options have tooltips

v0.1.5 - Fix Create XISO output path, remove debug logging, and make signing portable

A tiny release, mostly for portability and quality of life.

v0.1.4 - General improvements

v0.1.4
Fixed a few issues in the original terminal application:

1. Line 26: Comment formatting issue
2. Lines 762, 959, 1115: For loops with empty bodies (just need formatting)
3. Line 1066: Unsequenced modification warning (potentially serious - undefined behavior)
4. Line 1131: If statement with empty body
5. Line 1733: Integer to pointer cast warning

Added new icon
Added new check for updates
Added settings
Updated about box

v0.1.3 - notarized UB

Hassle free as the code is now signed so you don't have to whitelist it. The dual binaries may have caused issues. No other feature changes.

v0.1.2 - Universal Binary

All important milestone, this now a universal binary for both x64 / ARM64.

Important: On first launch, macOS may show "Apple cannot check it for malicious software"

Important

First launch instructions!

macOS 14 and below

• Right click open
• Right-click the app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog

macOS 15 and above

• Double to open, ignore the security message and click okay
• go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General and click "Open Anyway"

v0.1.1 - Working Application

• Added app icon
• made sure that command-Q is working (previously required closing the window).
• Lowered macOS version requirements
• Properly signed (Will require security bypass)

v2.7.1 - macOS v0.1.0 - Alpha

This is the first release, it should be working. You will need to rebuild.

You'll need to always specify an output directory, recommended that you use a different directory than where your original .iso is located as there is a chance it can be overwritten with the decrypted ISO.

By default, it will extract the ISO and then create an ISO from the contents. You do not need the contents.

v2.7.1 - (macOS v0.1)

Iniit release