Kore v0.71.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.70.2

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.70.1

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.70.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.69.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.68.1

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.68.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.67.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.66.0

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.

Kore v0.65.1

Unsigned build for Apple Silicon Macs.

First install: download the .dmg and drag Kore.app into
Applications. The build is unsigned, so macOS quarantines the
download and may claim the app "is damaged" — it isn't. Clear
the flag once from Terminal, then open normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/Kore.app

Updates: the app checks this repository's latest release and
updates itself; nothing to download manually after this.