Releases

This release rewrites the core of Luksmith in Rust and widens the drives it can mount.

- The filesystem engine and disk handling are now implemented in Rust, a memory-safe language. Nothing about how you use the app changes. - Drives prepared by Linux tools are now recognised. Previously only drives LuksMac itself had formatted were detected; a LUKS drive made with `cryptsetup` or a distribution installer was invisible. Any drive whose contents identify it as LUKS is now offered for unlocking. - Drives that keep their LUKS header in a separate file are supported. - This is a less common setup where the drive holds only encrypted data and the small header that unlocks it lives elsewhere. You can now point the app at that header file to mount the drive. - The first-run guide now actually appears on a fresh install, the main window opens at the right height, and the "always eject before unplugging" reminder sits at the top of the window and can be dismissed permanently.

Requires macOS 26 or later on Apple silicon. Install and upgrade with `brew install --cask betim-hodza/luksmith/luksmith`.