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Installation ​

This page explains how to install Wmb Table on Windows, macOS, and Linux, including the extra authorization step currently required on macOS.

Before you start ​

Download Wmb Table from the releases page and choose the file that matches your computer:

  • Windows: .exe
  • macOS Apple Silicon: .dmg
  • macOS Intel: .dmg
  • Linux: .AppImage, .deb, or .tar.gz

Windows ​

For most users, the easiest file is the .exe installer.

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Windows installer or security prompt
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Show either the Wmb Table installer window or the Windows protection warning that appears before installation.

  1. Download the Windows .exe file.
  2. Open the file.
  3. Follow the installer steps shown on screen.
  4. Launch Wmb Table after installation finishes.

If Windows shows a protection warning, review the message and continue only if the file came from the official Wmb Table release page.

macOS ​

Wmb Table is currently not signed on macOS.

Because of that, macOS may block the first launch until you authorize it manually.

Install the app ​

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macOS DMG window
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Show the opened DMG with Wmb Table and the Applications folder.

  1. Download the .dmg file that matches your Mac.
  2. Open the .dmg.
  3. Drag Wmb Table into Applications.

Authorize the first launch ​

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macOS Privacy and Security authorization
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Show the Privacy and Security page with the blocked app message and the Open Anyway button.

  1. Open Applications.
  2. Try to open Wmb Table.
  3. When macOS blocks it, close the warning.
  4. Open System Settings.
  5. Go to Privacy & Security.
  6. Scroll to the security section near the bottom.
  7. Find the message saying macOS blocked Wmb Table.
  8. Click Open Anyway.
  9. Confirm by clicking Open.

After that, the app should open normally.

Another possible method ​

On some Macs, this also works:

  1. Open Applications.
  2. Right-click Wmb Table.
  3. Click Open.
  4. Confirm by clicking Open.

If macOS still blocks the app, use the System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway method above.

Linux ​

You can choose the package format that fits your system best.

AppImage ​

This is usually the simplest option.

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Linux AppImage file or launch step
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Show the downloaded AppImage file, its executable permission, or the first launch from the file manager.

  1. Download the .AppImage file.
  2. Make it executable if needed.
  3. Open it.

If your file manager does not let you launch it directly, run:

bash
chmod +x Wmb-Table-*.AppImage
./Wmb-Table-*.AppImage

Debian or Ubuntu ​

If you prefer a system package, download the .deb file and install it with your package manager.

tar.gz ​

Use this if you prefer a manual portable install.

Extract the archive, then open the application from the extracted folder.

Which file should you choose ​

  • Windows: use .exe
  • macOS: use the .dmg that matches your Mac
  • Linux: use .AppImage first unless you specifically want .deb or .tar.gz

If the app does not open ​

  • confirm that you downloaded the correct file for your system
  • on macOS, complete the manual authorization in Privacy & Security
  • on Linux, make sure the AppImage is executable
  • download the file again if the first download was incomplete

See also ​