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This PR introduces a GUI implementation for OpCore Simplify, replacing CLI with a visual interface. The goal is to make configuration and changes more visible and provide clearer information during OpenCore EFI creation.
Motivation
Previously, users had to work through a CLI with limited visibility into settings and progress. This GUI adds:
Visual feedback for configuration changes
Clear progress indicators during EFI creation
Intuitive navigation through the setup workflow
More information display instead of a "black box" experience
Key Features
Modern GUI built with PyQt6 and qfluentwidgets
Multi-page navigation:
Home page with project overview
Hardware report selection
Compatibility checking
Configuration settings
EFI build process
Settings page
Visual status indicators and progress tracking
User-friendly interface for reviewing and customizing OpenCore settings
Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
Impact
This change improves usability and accessibility, making OpCore Simplify more approachable for users at all levels.
Milestone
This release coincides with the project reaching over 4,096 stars on GitHub.
is there a way to go back to the cli version the new ui version is having errors such as Firmware Type errors
This is not related to the GUI or CLI version
Dude, the new GUI version is absolute ASS.
Buggy as hell in every possible way, unstable, confusing, and straight-up unusable.
At this point, doing a Hackintosh manually is easier. Bring back the CLI. LMAO
is there a way to go back to the cli version the new ui version is having errors such as Firmware Type errors
This is not related to the GUI or CLI version
Dude, the new GUI version is absolute ASS. Buggy as hell in every possible way, unstable, confusing, and straight-up unusable. At this point, doing a Hackintosh manually is easier. Bring back the CLI. LMAO
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Overview
This PR introduces a GUI implementation for OpCore Simplify, replacing CLI with a visual interface. The goal is to make configuration and changes more visible and provide clearer information during OpenCore EFI creation.
Motivation
Previously, users had to work through a CLI with limited visibility into settings and progress. This GUI adds:
Key Features
Impact
This change improves usability and accessibility, making OpCore Simplify more approachable for users at all levels.
Milestone
This release coincides with the project reaching over 4,096 stars on GitHub.
Some screenshots
Credits