v0.10 Public Release

GlouOS 0.10

Added

• Even the upload dialog is GlouOS now. When a browser or app asks you to
  pick a file to upload (or where to save one), you get the GlouOS File
  Explorer as the picker - same sidebar, breadcrumbs, search and file-type
  filter - instead of the old Dolphin-style dialog. Open, save,
  multi-select and choose-folder dialogs are all covered.
• A proper Dolphin-style sidebar. The File Explorer sidebar now has
  sections: Recent (Recent Files from across the system, and the folders
  you visited recently), Devices (every mounted drive with its size,
  root included) and Network (mounted smb/nfs/sshfs shares), so
  everything connected to your PC is one click away.
• Extract archives right from the File Explorer. Right-click a .zip,
  .tar.gz, .7z, .rar (and friends) and you get a proper Extract
  menu - Extract here, Extract to "name/" or Extract to… a folder you
  pick. Extraction runs in the background so the window never freezes, and
  Ctrl+Z puts it back like it never happened.
• An "Open with" menu. The File Explorer right-click menu now lists the
  installed apps that can actually open the file you clicked, plus a
  Choose another app… picker for everything else - no more round-trips
  through another file manager just to open something in a specific app.
• Drag & drop everywhere. You can finally drag files between folders,
  drop them onto folders, and drop them straight onto the sidebar - Home,
  Desktop, Downloads, your game drives, all of it. A plain drop moves,
  hold Ctrl to copy, and dragging files out into other apps works too.
• Undo. Real undo. Ctrl+Z in the File Explorer now undoes copies,
  moves, renames, drags, new files and folders, extractions - and even
  restores files you deleted, pulling them back out of the wastebin.
• Proper keyboard shortcuts in the File Explorer. F5 refreshes, Ctrl+F
  jumps to search, Ctrl+N opens a new window, Ctrl+W closes it,
  Ctrl+Shift+N makes a folder, Ctrl+Shift+C copies the path, Shift+Delete
  permanently deletes, and Alt+←/→/↑ navigate - on top of the cut / copy /
  paste / rename keys you already had.
• The File Explorer remembers how you like it. Switch to Details or
  Icons, sort by size, drag a column wider, resize the window - it all
  sticks, and every new window opens exactly the way you left the last one.
• A fuller right-click menu. Create link, Duplicate, Sort by (name,
  size, type or date), Select all and Undo join the menu, so the custom
  context menu now covers what you'd reach for in Dolphin - with the same
  GlouOS look it had before.

Changed

• You can pin apps to the taskbar now. Right-click any running app and
  Pin to Task Manager - it was hidden before because the whole desktop
  was locked down. The layout is still protected: the edit mode that liked
  to duplicate your taskbar (and the Add Panel / Add Widgets entries) stays
  tucked away, but pinning just works.
• "Show in folder" opens the GlouOS File Explorer. When a browser or
  any other app asks to reveal a downloaded file, it now opens the GlouOS
  File Explorer with that file already highlighted - instead of dumping you
  into Dolphin.
• Installing asks you once, not twice. The installer's Summary page is
  the confirmation now. The extra "are you sure?" popup is gone - which
  also happened to be the popup that liked to open on a screen that wasn't
  there (see below).

Fixed

• AppImages just run. Double-clicking an AppImage used to hit KDE's
  "launching executables is not allowed" wall (and downloads aren't marked
  executable anyway). GlouOS now treats an AppImage like Windows treats an
  .exe: double-click it and it runs, from the File Explorer, the desktop or
  the browser. The FUSE library AppImages need is preinstalled too.
• The Extract menu shows up for every archive. Right-click acts on
  exactly the file under the cursor, and archives are recognised by their
  content as well as their name - so a zip with a strange filename still
  gets Extract here and friends.
• The installer stays put on multi-monitor rigs. It used to hop from
  screen to screen every few seconds because it kept re-deciding which
  monitor was "first". It now picks one screen (preferring a laptop's
  built-in panel) and stays there for the whole install.
• The invisible install confirmation. Clicking Install could pop the
  confirm dialog onto a disabled monitor, leaving you to press Enter and
  hope. With the double-confirm removed, there is nothing left to hide.
• Discord screen sharing on Wayland actually works. The GlouOS Discord
  launcher now captures through PipeWire and the desktop portal (the same
  trick Vesktop uses), so you can stream and share windows without falling
  back to Discord in a browser.
• Only one File Explorer in the start menu. Searching "file explorer"
  used to find two - one of them secretly Dolphin in a trench coat. The
  leftover entry is gone, on fresh installs and existing ones.