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MeterUsage 0.3.0-beta.20 (build 90) for macOS and Windows

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@pbember pbember released this 07 Nov 05:08
f25f7c8

MeterUsage 0.3.0-beta.20, build 90 for macOS and Windows, built from the same commit (f25f7c8).

  • macOS (Apple silicon, macOS 13 or later): MeterUsage-0.3.0-beta.20-mac-arm64.zip. It's Developer ID signed, notarized and stapled.
  • Windows (10/11, x64), unsigned: MeterUsage-0.3.0-beta.20-win-x64.exe is the per-user installer and supports in-app updates. MeterUsage-0.3.0-beta.20-win-x64.zip is portable and can't update itself.
  • SHA256SUMS lists all three files.

What's new

  • Easier-to-read reset times. Each quota's reset line names the day ("Resets today, 3:00 AM", "Resets tomorrow, 3:00 AM" or "Resets Wed, Nov 11, 11:00 PM") and stands out in bold main-text colour in every interface style (#121).
  • Check for Updates… in the menu bar (macOS) and notification-area (Windows) right-click menu (#117).
  • The updater accepts downloads only from tilorahdotco releases. It no longer trusts the old pekth account name (#115).

Updating. If Check for updates is on, macOS beta 5 and later, and Windows beta 13 and later, offer this update within an hour. With Install updates automatically on, it installs by itself while you aren't using MeterUsage. Otherwise, download the file for your platform and check it against SHA256SUMS. On macOS, quit MeterUsage and replace the app. On Windows, run the installer.

Windows is unsigned, so SmartScreen will warn. Choose More info → Run anyway only if the file's SHA-256 matches SHA256SUMS. In PowerShell: Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 <file>. In-app updates check the GitHub-reported SHA-256 and the installer's structure. There's no signature to check (ADR 0039). The Windows build passed the release workflow on windows-latest. There's no Windows test PC, so real-machine behavior is unverified (ADR 0038).

This remains a beta.