Nightly 2026-07-25

Changed

• Automatic updates now work on Linux when you run the AppImage: AccessiWeather downloads the new version, verifies its checksum, swaps it in place, and restarts itself — the same experience Windows users already have. If you run from the tarball instead, the update is still downloaded and verified, and AccessiWeather now tells you where the file is and how to finish the install instead of silently doing nothing.
• Linux releases now include an AppImage that runs on Fedora, Ubuntu, Arch, openSUSE, and other popular distros: download it, mark it executable, and run it — no install needed. The old .tar.gz only worked on Ubuntu-family distros because it depended on Ubuntu-specific system libraries, so trying it on Fedora failed at launch with a missing-library error. The AppImage bundles those libraries while still using your desktop's own GTK and screen reader stack, so Orca support works like any native app. (The .tar.gz is still published for Ubuntu/Debian users who prefer it.)