v0.1.8

Run a server from the launcher

A third tab builds one on this machine and runs it. Drop in a .mrpack or a CurseForge zip, or
pick a version and a loader for a bare server. Java is not a prerequisite — the JRE Mojang
publishes per version is already on disk from playing, and the server runs on the same one.

Let anyone join without installing mods puts the publisher mod in place, so a friend with an
empty mods folder types the address and is in — the server hands them the pack first.

Live console with a command box, the player list read out of it, and a folder button. Closing
the launcher stops what it started and waits for the worlds to save.

The mod browser, reworked

Two tabs instead of three. "Here" merges what the server ships with what you added yourself —
whether something can be removed is a property of the row, not of which tab you found it on.
Every row has its own Install or Remove button; there is no selection mode, so a highlight can
no longer mean "install" on one tab and "delete" on another.

Rows now say who wrote it, which build, where it came from and how many downloads, and link out
to the project page. Catalogue searches can be ordered by best match, downloads, followers,
recently updated or newest.

Playtime

Every launch is timed. Servers and instances carry their total and when they were last played,
the lists sort most-recent-first, and the sidebar keeps a running fortnight with a trend.

Elsewhere

• Six accents — buttons, focus rings, chips and the glow behind the window all follow.
• The launcher says when a newer release is out.
• CurseForge packs actually resolve now; the API key was only ever used for a guard.
• Number fields got a stepper instead of the browser's spin buttons.
• Fixed: the generated start.sh carried the absolute path of the launcher's private JRE, so a
  server directory copied to another machine named a java that was not there.

Downloads

Windows	.msi, or the -setup.exe to double-click
macOS	one universal .dmg — Intel and Apple Silicon, same file
Linux	.AppImage, .deb or .rpm

The macOS build is not signed — there is no Apple Developer ID behind this project yet, so
the first open needs right-click → Open, or xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/UnifiedMC.app.