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Sue v0.0.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 29 Oct 10:02

What's new in 0.0.3

Added

  • A setup program for Windows (-setup.exe) that carries Sue's icon, shows the license and installs Sue. The .msi stays for managed PCs.
  • Install with Scoop, which skips Windows' download warning: scoop install https://github.com/MagiGun/sue/releases/latest/download/sue.json, then scoop update sue for new versions.
  • Releases can be sent to winget (winget install MagiGun.Sue) as soon as the repository holds a token for it.
  • Windows builds sign every program and installer when a code signing certificate is set up.
  • RISC-V Linux packages (.deb, .rpm, tarball).
  • An Android launcher icon that fits any launcher's shape, and a themed icon on Android 13 and newer.

Changed

  • On Windows, Sue's window appears once its first frame is drawn, instead of empty.
  • The installers show Sue's icon on their pages.
  • Linux desktops match Sue's window to its icon: the packages, the AppImage, the Flatpak and the window all use the id io.github.MagiGun.Sue.
  • Release notes start with how to install Sue on each system.

Fixed

  • The Windows taskbar showed a blank or generic icon instead of Sue's.
  • The Start menu shortcut from the .msi had no icon.
  • The installer's license page broke the text at every line.
  • The RISC-V build, which could not install its libraries.

Installing

Windows: Sue-0.0.3-windows-x64-setup.exe is the easiest (x86 for 32-bit PCs, arm64 for ARM ones). The .msi is the same installer for managed PCs, and the -portable.zip runs from any folder. Or install with Scoop:

scoop install https://github.com/MagiGun/sue/releases/latest/download/sue.json

Sue is not code-signed yet, so Windows may say "Windows protected your PC" or "Unknown publisher". Choose More info, then Run anyway. Before extracting the portable zip, right-click it, choose Properties and tick Unblock, or Windows asks again for every program inside. Scoop installs without the warning.

macOS: the .dmg. Linux: the AppImage runs almost anywhere; there are also a Flatpak, .deb, .rpm, an Arch package and a tarball. Android: the .apk. FreeBSD and iPhone and iPad (to sign with your own Apple account) have packages too. More at https://magigun.github.io/sue/.

Full Changelog: v0.0.2...v0.0.3