RubyEncoder News

We have updated RubyEncoder for Windows and FreeBSD. Encoding for Ruby 2.6 is fully supported by this new version. Versions for Linux and MacOS were made available earlier. New loaders are included with the installation packages and also you may find them on the loaders page.

We have also updated loaders for ARMhf (Raspberry etc boards).

This major new release includes support for Ruby 2.6 encoding and MacOS Catalina support. 

Please note, the files encoded with this version will require updated loaders. RubyEncoder 2.6 is available for Linux and MacOS at the moment as well as new loaders for these platforms. We are working on the new release for Windows, FreeBSD and also updating loaders for all the other supported platforms. 

We tested encoding for Ruby 2.6 as much as possible using standard tests and encoding of some real working projects. Tested new Ruby 2.6 features. But if you find any problems with Ruby 2.6 encoding, please don't hesitate to contact us and we will work on fixing the issues asap. Thank you.

Today we have updated RubyEncoder for FreeBSD up to version 2.5. New loaders for FreeBSD are available from our loaders page

• Ruby 2.5 support
   
• Docker installation support, RubyEncoder may be installed to a docker container.
   
• New Machine ID locking mechanism and advanced protection for CLI scripts.
   
• We added many other new features to the GUI and CLI encoders.
   
• Please read our full Change Log.
   
• Loaders were updated for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows (MinGW). Loaders are included to the new installation packages or you may download then from our loaders page. Other loaders update is coming soon.
    
• Please refer to the updated User Manual for further information about the new version of RubyEncoder.
   
• Ruby 2.6 is coming soon