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The README gives instructions. It says it's experimental though. https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter#macos https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter#maco

The README gives instructions. It says it's experimental though. https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter#macos https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter#macos

sails 6y ago
What is an installation bundle? (tried some of the unix looking downloads but none seemed appropriate)
- stonesweep 6y ago
  A bundle is basically what you see as an application in macOS launcher; under the hood, each app is actually a subdirectory with a bunch of things in it, which presents as a single-clickable in the GUI. I would interpret this to mean "manually sudo copy the (app directory) to /Applications, there is no installer" (download, untar and copy) For the releases, I don't actually see a published tarball for the bundle (on github) so I'm going to further think that they mean "...first you have to follow the compile instructions to create the output bundle (binaries)" - get Xcode installed, etc. and follow the second macOS readme. Better answer on bundles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundle_(macOS) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundle_(macOS)
  - sails 6y ago
    Thanks that made sense.
fingerlocks 6y ago
Yeah I read that. Did you? It just says you can download an Application bundle, but provides no link. The only other reference to MacOS anywhere is how to build from source.
- Florin_Andrei 6y ago
  Ah, dang it. I need something that's cross platform. This app is nice, but seems too Linux-centric. I use Joplin currently, it's kinda ugly, but works on all platforms including Android, and syncing it via Dropbox is trivial.
- blintz 6y ago
  There are bundles here: https://github.com/BNolet/ghostwriter/releases https://github.com/BNolet/ghostwriter/releases
  - fingerlocks 6y ago
    Thank you!