Obelisk 0.1.2

• The Mac app is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
• Files moved or cloned into the library are read only when you run Verify contents.
  A ZIM's own checksum is recorded when it's added.
• Fixed: a file edited while its folder moved, or while it was being deleted, could
  drop out of the library's list or come back after deletion.

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The Mac builds are signed and notarized by Apple. The Windows and Linux builds aren't signed yet; the README says how to open them the first time.

These builds include the OpenZIM Wikipedia reader and are distributed under GPL-3.0-or-later. The complete corresponding source, Obelisk's and the reader's with every library it's built from, is Obelisk-0.1.2-source.tar below.

Obelisk 0.1.1

The first public beta.

• A library of plain files and folders on your own drive, with tags, ratings, notes,
  search and an integrity check. The catalog rebuilds from the files.
• Downloads: Wikipedia and other Kiwix editions, maps of any area, web pages live or
  from the Wayback Machine, podcasts, video from a link, software and AI models, and
  direct links. Transfers pause, resume and retry, and stay polite to each server.
• Readers for PDF, EPUB, Markdown, text, Wikipedia, saved web pages, maps, audio and
  video, all offline.
• Collections: books, paintings, drawings, photography, early websites, podcasts,
  music and films to save in one step.
• Tested most on Apple Silicon Macs. Windows and Linux builds are experimental.

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These builds aren't signed by a registered developer yet. The README says how to open them the first time.

These builds include the OpenZIM Wikipedia reader and are distributed under GPL-3.0-or-later. The complete corresponding source, Obelisk's and the reader's with every library it's built from, is Obelisk-0.1.1-source.tar below.