Release v2.4.7-beta.21

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.21

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.20

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.20

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.19

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.19

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.18

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.18

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.11

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.11

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.10

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.10

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.9

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.9

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.8

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.8

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.7

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.7

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.

Release v2.4.7-beta.6

Release Release v2.4.7-beta.6

Downloads

• Windows: Installer (.exe)
• macOS: ZIP Package (contains tuff.app) or Disk Image (.dmg)
• Linux: AppImage and Debian packages

Installation

• Windows: Run the installer executable
• macOS:
  • DMG: Mount the DMG and drag to Applications
  • ZIP Package:
    1. Download and extract the zip file
    2. Double-click tuff.app to launch (or right-click and select "Open" if you see a security warning)
• Linux:
  • AppImage: Make executable and run
  • Debian: sudo dpkg -i *.deb

Quick Start (macOS ZIP Package)

The easiest way to run the app:

1. Download tuff.app.zip from the assets above
2. Extract the zip file (double-click or use unzip)
3. Double-click tuff.app to launch

Note: If you see "damaged and cannot be opened" error:

• Right-click on tuff.app and select "Open"
• Click "Open" in the security dialog
• This bypasses Gatekeeper for unsigned apps

Troubleshooting (macOS)

If you encounter "Application cannot be opened" or "App is damaged" errors on macOS, follow these steps:

Quick Fix Script

We provide a fix script in the repository. Run it from the project root:

./scripts/fix-app-permissions.sh /path/to/tuff.app

Manual Fix

1. Remove Quarantine Attribute
macOS Gatekeeper adds a quarantine attribute to downloaded files. Remove it:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/tuff.app

2. Fix Executable Permissions
Ensure the main executable has proper permissions:

chmod +x /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/MacOS/tuff

3. Fix Helper Process Permissions
Fix permissions for all Helper processes (required for GPU and renderer processes):

find /path/to/tuff.app/Contents/Frameworks -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Complete Fix Command

Run all fixes at once:

APP_PATH="/path/to/tuff.app"
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$APP_PATH"
chmod +x "$APP_PATH/Contents/MacOS/tuff"
find "$APP_PATH/Contents/Frameworks" -type f ! -name "*.dylib" ! -name "*.plist" -exec chmod +x {} \;

Why This Happens

• The app is currently unsigned (we will add code signing in future releases)
• macOS Gatekeeper blocks unsigned apps from unknown developers
• Extracting from ZIP files may reset file permissions

Alternative: Right-Click to Open

If the above doesn't work, try:

1. Right-click on tuff.app
2. Select "Open" from the context menu
3. Click "Open" in the security dialog
   This bypasses Gatekeeper for that specific app instance.