Tawreed 0.0.2

Tawreed now runs on Mac as well as Windows and Linux, and this version fixes several problems found since the
first release.

Download

• Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit): Tawreed_x64-setup.exe
• Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer): Tawreed_aarch64.dmg
• Mac with an Intel chip: Tawreed_x64.dmg
  (macOS 13 or newer)
• Linux (64-bit): Tawreed_amd64.AppImage
  (make it executable, then open it)

SHA256SUMS.txt lists each file's checksum.

If you have Tawreed 0.0.1, download and install this version by hand, once. Tawreed's update signing key
was replaced, so 0.0.1 cannot update itself to 0.0.2. Your projects and settings stay as they are. From 0.0.2 on,
Tawreed offers each new version by itself; press Update and restart.

New

• Tawreed for Mac, on Apple silicon and on Intel. The Mac app is not signed with an Apple developer
  certificate yet, so macOS asks you to confirm it the first time:

  1. Open the .dmg and drag Tawreed to Applications. Open it from Applications, not from the .dmg.
  2. macOS says it cannot verify Tawreed. Click Done, then open System Settings, Privacy & Security,
     scroll down to the message about Tawreed and click Open Anyway. Confirm with your password.
  3. If you do not see that button, run this once in Terminal, then open Tawreed again:
     xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Tawreed.app

  You only do this the first time. Before you do, you can compare the file's checksum with SHA256SUMS.txt
  (shasum -a 256 Tawreed_aarch64.dmg).

Fixed

• Adding a file on Linux no longer fails with an error (422).
• Arabic text shows correctly.
• Publishing no longer fails when a BOQ contains hidden characters pasted from Word.
• Many smaller reliability and safety fixes.

Windows

The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show "Windows protected your PC". Choose
More info, then Run anyway.

More at qsmind.app/en/tawreed.