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v1.7.0
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.9
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.8
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.7
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.6
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.5
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.4
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.3
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.2
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.
v1.6.1
Apple Silicon build. Open the disk image and drag OpenRDP to Applications.
The window shows the command that takes the app out of quarantine; until then it will not open.
The first launch asks for the RDP name and password, then for an administrator password, so a restart still reaches the login window.
A running server asks before installing a newer release.
OpenRDP Client (openrdp-client-…-universal.dmg) connects to OpenRDP servers from Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with FreeRDP inside.
Drag it to Applications, then run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/OpenRDP Client.app", since it is not notarized either.
See CHANGELOG.md for the changes.