v3.1.0

[3.1.0] - 2026-09-08

The clips page of 3.0 put the same thing on the screen three times. This is
that page after a tidy-up: a cut is a row, an output looks the same wherever
it shows up, and the button per action became a menu per row. Underneath,
the service learns a second platform.

Added

• Linux, first stage. The service builds, passes its tests and runs on
  Linux, and CI checks that next to Windows. The single-instance guard and
  replaycut stop work there (a lock file under $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR and
  SIGTERM), the address for other devices carries the real host name, a
  start without a terminal opens the browser like the Windows shortcut,
  the OBS profiles are read from ~/.config/obs-studio (or the Flatpak's
  copy) and the default clip folder is the XDG videos directory. Secrets,
  notifications, the clipboard under Wayland, GPU encoding through VAAPI,
  autostart, the installer and the tray follow in the next stages; until
  then those report that they are not available on this platform.

Changed

• The clips page carries less. A cut is one row now - its range, how
  long, which audio, and where its outputs went - and it opens to show them.
  An output is the same row wherever it appears: under its cut, in the
  result of the last share, on Activity. Each row has the one action you
  want (copy the link, or open the folder for a local file); everything
  rarer - the page link, download, post, publish, render to another target,
  delete - moved into a "…" menu. The four settings of the share row read as
  a sentence ("Mix (all) · H.264 · 16:9 · mark done afterwards") and open on
  "Change", and the Share button says where it is going.
• The clip list says what it knows in words instead of a wall of badges, the
  key hint on the Share button no longer fights the accent colour, and a
  section heading no longer competes with the buttons beside it.