I convert some jar applications to .app using dante-biase's jar2app.
They can work well on arm/x86_64 macOS with your JDK(So you must install JDK yourself). You can download them in the release.
App lists:
| App Name | Intro |
|---|---|
| jd-gui | Java Decompiler |
| LogiSim | Logic circuits simulator |
| LogiSim-Evolution | Logisim's evolution |
| StegSolve | CTF Steg problems' solver |
In macOS, the elegant way to run a jar file is packing it to an app file, since many developers build their java applications in this way.
Also, there are many simple way to package the .jar file like jar2app and another jar2app.
The first one does not support arm natively, but the second can do due to its simple principle.
So I convert these applications' .jar files to .app using dante-biase's jar2app. You can download them in the release.
For all that, I highly recommend you convert it by yourself. It's not so hard, just read jar2app's README and one-line command.
A part of icons are "designed" (combined in fact) myself mainly using pixabay.(okay...that sucks :( )