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@github-actions github-actions released this 16 Jul 05:12
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Fixed

  • Linux: the settings buttons finally, actually work — root cause found on the
    target machine.
    The AppImage runtime exports its mounted squashfs into the
    app's environment (LD_LIBRARY_PATH, GTK/GDK/GST module paths, PATH, cwd);
    spawned host tools like gnome-control-center inherited it, resolved host
    libraries against the AppImage's older bundled copies, and died instantly with a
    symbol lookup error (libcurl-gnutls vs bundled libnghttp2 — captured live on
    Zorin 18.1 via the 0.6.2 shortcuts.log trace + a zombie child + env-replay).
    spawn() returned Ok, so the log looked clean. All host spawns (settings
    shortcuts, xdg-open) now go through hostexec::host_command, which strips the
    AppImage variables and scrubs mount dirs out of PATH/XDG_DATA_DIRS — the
    updater's relaunch chain can stack several generations of mounts (three seen
    live), so components are filtered individually. Sanitized-env replay on the real
    machine launches gnome-control-center cleanly. 0.6.1's "transparency eats input"
    diagnosis was wrong: clicks always arrived.
  • Linux: ghost frames in transparent regions (closed About panel and
    notification-animation trails staying visible).
    0.6.2 re-enabled real window
    transparency believing only the legacy render path ghosts; the field report
    shows the modern DMABUF path ghosts too on Wayland + WebKitGTK 2.52
    (tauri-apps/tauri#14924). Linux is opaque again (tauri.linux.conf.json is
    back, mirroring the 0.6.3 window geometry) with supports_transparency() false,
    so companion mode uses the simulated wallpaper backdrop — this time WITHOUT the
    legacy-renderer forcing that made that combination look broken in 0.6.1.
    Windows/macOS keep real transparency.

Installs and updates automatically from this release. Linux/Zorin: download the AppImage (the self-updating bundle). Windows: run the _x64-setup.exe. macOS: open the .dmg and drag momPanel to Applications; on first launch right-click the app and choose Open (it isn't Apple-notarized yet).