v1.3.0

What's Changed

Old Macintosh software can be run the way it is downloaded. Archives in BinHex, MacBinary, zip, gzip, StuffIt, Compact Pro, 7-Zip and RAR are unpacked, as many levels deep as it takes, and the disk images inside are attached. StuffIt and the other archivers need unar installed (brew install unar). Padded 401K or 807K diskette images are trimmed back to size.

Applications, documents and host folders that are not disk images are put on a new HFS volume made for them, keeping resource forks, types and creators. It is an 800K diskette when they fit, and a hard disk when they do not. Folders and archives can also be dropped on the window.

Inspired by macprep.

The images izmac makes live in memory and are lost when it stops. With -persist they are kept as izmac_ files in the working directory and used again on the next run.

Choosing Shut Down in the Finder closes izmac on Systems that show the "switch off" message. On older Systems the machine restarts to the flashing question mark disk, as the real one did. Diskettes are now also written back when the window is closed.

Pull requests merged

• Take disk images out of the archives they are published in by @ivanizag in #13
• Close the window once the machine has been shut down by @ivanizag in #15
• Put files that are not disk images on a volume of their own by @ivanizag in #14

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0