Updated Tesseract's UI for macOS Tahoe 26

The new version allows you to export/import Virtual Machines! In detail: - Import/export functionality has been added for all Virtual Machines created with Tesseract. - The toolbar has been redesigned, with a new menu (Manage) available for editing, exporting, or deleting Virtual Machines. - The "+" button in the top left has been redesigned: as a secondary action, it allows you to import a Virtual Machine. - Multiple VMs can be imported by dragging and dropping them directly into Tesseract's main window. - The Shared Folder access button is now also available in the Console.

- The virtual machine start button now includes a dropdown menu as a secondary action. From the menu you can now select to boot into recovery mode (only possible when the guest operating system is macOS) - Changed behavior in case of error - If the virtual machine fails to initialize, Tesseract shows a new icon in the sidebar, with the word "Failure" - If the virtual machine encounters an error during execution, the visual aspect remains unchanged but it becomes possible to reboot the machine. - General improvements under the hood

- Fixed an issue with fill colors of grouped items - Set the background color of the "New Virtual Machine" screen to match the system color for windows

New Graphical Interface - General contrast improvements. - A global accent color has been set for the application. - Removed accent color from non-selectable elements for an overall better experience. - Font size is now adjusted to align with system guidelines. - Titles are displayed in bold. - Updated design for the virtual machine details. - Reversed the buttons in the toolbar of the Virtual Machine Console. - All windows now display a title and subtitle as details.

Mostly under-the-hood changes - Updated VirtualizationKit to the latest version 1.4.2 (190) - The new framework version allows detaching macOS recovery images from their virtual machines while maintaining functionality - Fixed a minor bug that sometimes prevented saving the modified configuration of a virtual machine Some tips for users - You may need to re-enable optional features of the virtual machines - Right before updating, it is recommended to attach the correct macOS recovery image to each machine; afterward, there should be no issues - If the virtual machine reports errors such as “Missing files” or similar, it is advisable to try attaching a valid recovery image before resorting to more drastic measures.

Virtualization features (macOS 15+) - Added Nested Virtualization support for Linux virtual machines, available with Apple M3 processors and later - Added support for Removable Disk Images that can be hot-swapped when the virtual machine is started and running User interface changes - Added opaque blur effect to virtual machine console window when paused - Added a switch to enable Nested Virtualization in the virtual machine editing screen - Added a menu in the Console Window toolbar to manage Removable Disk Images

- Added functionality that allows you to modify an existing virtual machine - Hidden network configuration from the virtual machine creation screen (configurable in edit) - Linux machines no longer enable Rosetta by default (can be enabled in edit) - Repositioned the + button on the left side of the screen - In case of an unrecoverable error, VirtualizationKit creates a log entry that can be viewed by the "Console" system application

- Introduced the "Network topology" section in the Virtual Machine Wizard, where it will be possible to manually set the machine's MAC Address and Host interface (for advanced network) - Introduced the "Network topology" section in the VM details, where it will be possible to review the MAC Address and Host interface settings

Fixed critical issue that was leading to a crash while deleting a virtual machine

Fixed new VM name's text field

- General visual improvements to the application - Now the VirtualizationKit version is showed on the main page - Introduced a new button in the Virtual Machine Wizard that allows to choose an installation image from a recommended set.

Many important updates: - Added support for Bridged network configurations. - Revamped Virtual Machine Wizard in style and functionality: - New welcome screen. - You can now more easily configure custom parameters under the "Performance" section. - Custom values are automatically configured based on the specifications of the Mac where Tesseract is installed. - Three network configuration options are now available: "None," "Shared," and "Advanced." - The "Shared" and "Advanced" configurations correspond to NAT and Bridged modes, respectively. - Improved Tesseract's data storage system. - You can now view additional network information from the virtual machine's detail page. - Various under-the-hood improvements. WARNING This new version of Tesseract is incompatible with data from previous versions.

Fixed a bug that prevented selection of any macOS restore images

Bumped VirtualizationKit to latest patch version to get rid of a possible memory leak.

Mostly internal changes: - Updated VirtualizationKit to 1.2 - The detailed view of a virtual machines now shows the installation progress near the status information. - A loading view is showed when changes are made from the virtual machine detail view It's highly recommended to delete the application from your mac and re-install it.

The shared directoy feature is automatically disabled for macOS guest systems with a version inferior to 13.0

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