Version 1.0.0
Version 1.0.0.
What's new
The mads.ini file is not installed anymore, to avoid resetting changes at any reinstall/upgrade. A new command (mads ini, see below) has been added to create a stub file to be manually configured as needed.
The main command mads, which previously was just a shell script and was not available on Windows, has been rewritten in C++ and it is now available on all platforms.
The mads command wraps all the executables whose names start with mads-, and also provides two internal commands:
mads ini, to create a stubmads.inifile (since it is not installed anymore)mads service, to create asystemdservice file on Linux
Install
On Linux, install it with:
unzip mads-0.10.2-Linux-<arch>.deb.zip
sudo dpkg -i mads-0.10.2-Linux-<arch>.debwhere <arch> is the processor architecture, i.e., x86_64 for Intel 64bit CPUS, aarch64 for ARM CPUs (as Raspberry Pi).
On MacOS:
./mads-0.10.2-Darwin-arm64.sh --prefix=${HOME} --skip-license Then set the proper path (if it was not set already!):
export PATH=$PATH:${HOME}/usr/local/binOn Windows, just run the installer.