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Provide installer #1
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Seems that the PKG support for scripting is there but not well documented. Apparently Apple stopped supporting that approach with the advent of their AppStore. |
Added a basic DMG but that isnt what I really had in mind when saying "installer". We still need something that does the heavy lifting of that MIDI port setup as well as the Synthesia configuration. |
HI! Thanks for awesome work! With an proper installer maybe it could be a better experience, but it works just fine with xcode project - finally can throw away printed numbers for the keys XD |
For the Synthesia configuration; We would need to assert this
Lets see how gatekeeper likes us patching that file. |
Added a Synthesia configuration patch mechanism that works but is not perfectly user-friendly. The user has to accept patching the file in question in a file-dialog. But that seems to work fine then for me - see https://github.com/tillt/KompleteSynthesia/tree/till/0.30 |
I played a bit with the idea of providing a setup-dialog for giving users a neat and unified way for granting privacy related permissions. The inspiration came from looking at Alfred's permissions setup dialog. Initially I was hoping I could get the current status of those permissions from macOS and then give users a way to add the missing permissions through a simple dialog. Trouble is, that is broken in macOS - one can not get the status of Next approach I tested was ignoring current permissions and simply giving users a unified surface for requesting those permissions; The only way to get all those permissions requested and setup properly is when That in turn means such setup dialog would have to be a step-by-step guide -- first only asking for |
macOS installer (dmg or pkg)
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