Glasswork 0.5.2

The first public release. It is the build I use every day on my laptop and my phone, with my
own server left out of it.

Linux — download Glasswork-Setup-0.5.2-x86_64, make it executable and open it:

chmod +x Glasswork-Setup-0.5.2-x86_64 && ./Glasswork-Setup-0.5.2-x86_64

It installs into ~/.local/opt/dev.mrhyperion.glasswork with an app grid entry, or updates an
installation already there. Nothing needs root, and your data is never touched. The same file
uninstalls the app, from its menu in the app grid.

Android — Glasswork-0.5.2-arm64-v8a.apk. It is signed with a debug key, so Android will
ask you to allow installing from an unknown source.

Sync is off in these builds. They carry no server configuration at all, so everything stays
on the device and nothing of yours goes anywhere. To sync your own devices, point a build at a
Supabase project of your own — the README has the four steps.

What is in it: the time budget and the capacity engine behind it, tasks you can give a time,
project boards with areas and icons of your choosing, notes with images, reminders (exact
alarms on Android, a systemd timer on Linux for while the app is closed), and a Linux tray icon
that keeps the app running when its window closes.