Quest APK Renamer 1.3.2 beta 1

Version 1.3.2 fixes Linux folder selection and strengthens cross-distribution
release testing.

Linux compatibility fixes

Folder and APK pickers now prefer the active desktop's toolkit: zenity or
yad on GNOME-family desktops and kdialog on KDE Plasma/LXQt.
If a native helper is installed but cannot open, the app tries another helper
and then its bundled Tk picker instead of silently doing nothing.
Missing starting folders such as ~/Downloads fall back to an existing
directory.
Explicit cancellation remains cancellation and does not open another dialog.
Frozen app-launcher entries now target the packaged executable.
File opening falls back from xdg-open to gio.
Linux USB permission errors now show Android udev-rule guidance instead of
looking like a disconnected Quest.

The packaged Linux app is launched under a virtual display on Ubuntu 26.04,
Debian 12, and current Fedora before a tagged release can publish.
Legacy v1.8 and v1.9 tags no longer appear as newer updates to v1.3.
Update checks now include published prereleases.
Separate checksum downloads were removed because GitHub displays a copyable
SHA-256 digest beside every release asset.

Every package includes ADB, Apktool, Uber APK Signer, native folder selection,
the optional compatibility loader, and a trimmed Java runtime.

Linux is the primary hands-on development platform.
Windows has partial hands-on testing; its tests and packaging run on GitHub
Actions.
macOS packaging is automated but still needs broader Apple Silicon and Intel
launch testing.
Windows packages are not code-signed, so SmartScreen may report an unknown
publisher.
macOS uses ad-hoc signing unless Developer ID and notarization credentials
are configured, so Gatekeeper may require Open Anyway.
This project was made 100% with AI assistance. Expect bugs, keep backups, and
use the app only with software you own or are authorized to modify.

Please open an issue
if anything does not work as expected.