Mac.apk v1.0.2379 (alpha)
A small patch release: installing apps from F-Droid works again.
Requires macOS 26.4 (Tahoe) or later on Apple Silicon. macOS 27 is supported.
The first launch of each app after you update is slower, once. Mac.apk rebuilds each app's converted code and native translations for the new version, and every launch after that is back to normal speed.
Fixed since v1.0.2377
- F-Droid could not install apps. The newer F-Droid asks for approval before it downloads, and Mac.apk answered that approval was not available, so every install stopped with "Error installing". It now gets the answer F-Droid expects. You still get the Touch ID prompt before anything is installed (#139).
If you tap Install on several apps in F-Droid, the later ones show "waiting to start download" until the earlier downloads finish. That is F-Droid's own queue.
Thank you to @kengoon for reporting this (#139).
Install
Download macapk.dmg, open it, and drag Mac.apk to Applications (replace the old copy if you have one). The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Source code for the two LGPL libraries Mac.apk ships (GLib and GNU gettext's libintl) is attached below, with LGPL-SOURCE-README.txt; all third-party notices are in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt in the repository.
SHA-256 of macapk.dmg: 4ab633e6559a33a281b97aa19f249f8aae8fd177275890695658a6b2ab88bad2