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Each window has an independent workspace. Add any folder repeatedly, including a child folder as a separate top-level root; the same folder can belong to multiple windows. Repeated roots keep independent expansion and selection.
Start now lists up to 30 recent folder workspaces. Restore their ordered folders in a new window, or switch to an existing window when that workspace is already open. The current workspace is hidden, and repeated clicks reuse a window while it is still loading.
Add an “Open New Workspace” button. Move the Start heading and actions upward, align the recent list directly below, and allow page scrolling and button wrapping in small windows.
Remove empty-folder placeholder text and use consistent outlined opening controls.
Add a bilingual README introduction and workspace screenshot.
Support and installation
macOS only: separate Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (x86_64) installers. Git operations require Git. Existing release assets remain available.
Workspace history restores folder roots, not file tabs or unsaved drafts. The legacy saved folder list migrates as one recent workspace; older unrecorded history cannot be recovered.
Drag Glim.app to Applications. The bundles are ad-hoc signed, without Developer ID signing or notarization; if blocked, approve Glim in System Settings → Privacy & Security.
Existing updater-enabled installations can use the signed architecture-specific update feeds. Glim 0.1.11 and earlier require manual installation.
Validation
Formatting, workspace Clippy with warnings denied, workspace tests, and a locked build passed locally.
Release CI validates Apple Silicon code/tests and the native updater, and builds, signs, and verifies installers for both Mac architectures. The release workflow verifies installer checksums, signed update feeds, and uploaded asset bytes.
Interactive UI behavior has not been smoke-tested for this release; Intel hardware interactions remain unverified.