This is the third official update for the ZOIA Librarian! Thanks to all of your beta testers and contributors - with this update, we are continuing to support Windows and Mac machines with 32/64-bit architecture. Linux is no longer officially supported, but can be built from source. See the patch notes below for more detail on what has changed.
If you encounter any issues, please reach out though via Discord (#librarian channel) or by submitting an issue. We ask that you include the steps to reproduce the issue if they are known - see the issue templates for more context. Executable files may be moved from the Downloads folder to anywhere on your machine.
Mac - Compiled on Mac OS 12.3 (Monterey) with an M1 Pro MBP. Requires macOS >= 11.0. I created versions for both chipsets used in Apple machines, ARM and Intel. ARM development will be the default going forward, though I will do my best to continue supporting Intel Macs.
- Depending on the processor your Mac has, choose the appropriate download.
- Unzip the compressed file.
- Double click the "ZOIA Librarian.app" file to launch the application.
Apple's security may require you to right-click and select "Open" to run the app the first time to verify it. Subsequent starts will only require a double-click.
If it still does not allow you to open it and displays "ZOIA Librarian is damaged and can't be opened", try the following command in a terminal:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Users/<USERNAME>/Downloads/ZOIA\ Librarian.app
Then double click to open.
Windows - Compiled on Windows 10 22H2, OS build 19045.3930. Windows 11 support is untested, please reach out if you run into problems.
- Download the ZOIALibrarian-Windows-1.3.zip file.
- Unzip the compressed file.
- Double click the "ZOIA Librarian.exe" file to launch the application.