Unified Base 0.9.2

[frostbit82-Kai]

New in 0.9.2 — a module's first start gets its language, on both systems. When Node.js, .NET, Java/Maven or Rust is missing or older than the project needs, it downloads a current one for your user — no password, no admin prompt — on Linux (0.9.1), on Windows (plus Ruby and PHP), and inside WSL for Linux modules on Windows. On Linux, Windows modules get a portable Wine 11 the same way. Modules ▸ Close All Modules… (Ctrl+Shift+W) clears every tab in one go.

Free, MIT-licensed. Each download carries its own Python and Qt — nothing else to install first.

Windows 10 1809+ / 11 — run UnifiedBase-windows-x64-setup.exe. Installs for your user only, no admin.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may say Windows protected your PC:
click More info, then Run anyway.

Linux (Mint 21+, Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, or another distro with glibc 2.34+) — extract
UnifiedBase-linux-x86_64.tar.gz and double-click Install Unified Base (or run ./install.sh).
Installs to ~/.local, no root. Your file manager may ask you to trust the launcher first.

The languages modules are written in (Node.js, .NET, Java, Rust, on Windows Ruby and PHP too, and on Linux Wine for Windows programs) download
themselves for your user, checksum-verified, the first time a module needs one.

Start with File ▸ Load Demo Modules. Setup guide: https://bomsaisoftware.com/software/unified-base-guide
Questions and feedback: Discussions. Bugs: Issues — paste the output of the self-test (unified-base --selftest, or Unified Base Self-Test in the Start menu).

SHA-256:

c47a50fd9f27ba47fef979360b86a20deb49cc2aff52b9c69982af73abe257d1  UnifiedBase-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
3c341cf8c87f2bc34fee1f5544dd6908b21dbe0b3d76b1a0c655d53a32a8f71b  UnifiedBase-windows-x64-setup.exe

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