FluxDock 1.0.3

From this version on, FluxDock tells you when there is a newer one. It asks
GitHub every six hours, and when an update exists a line appears at the top of
the tray menu and waits there until you click it. Nothing downloads or installs
on its own. Clicking it checks the installer against a key built into the copy
you are running before anything executes, then replaces itself and comes back on
the new version. Diagnostics has a manual check and a switch to turn the
automatic one off.

Anyone on 1.0.2 or earlier has to update by hand this once: those versions have
no update check in them at all.

A Codex limit window is now named by how long it runs. The widget used to
call rate_limits.primary the five hour window and secondary the weekly one.
Codex never promised that. OpenAI removed the five hour window for Plus, Pro
and Business in July 2026, so a single weekly window arrived in the first slot,
and by August it was back for Business accounts. The widget names a window from
its stated length either way, so neither change needed a release of its own. An account in that state was shown its weekly percentage under a heading
reading 5h, beside a 7d row stuck at 0% est. for a limit it does not have.
Both rows were wrong at once. The length the server reports now decides the name,
and only the windows an account actually has get a row.

Alongside those: the Codex app server fallback works at all for the first time
(it speaks camelCase, and the parser had only ever looked for the other
spelling), and the diagnostic report now includes the raw usage payload, so a bug
report can show which windows an account was given.

Install

Download FluxDock_1.0.3_x64-setup.exe for the installer, or
FluxDock-1.0.3-portable-x64.zip if you would rather keep it in a folder of your
own.

With Scoop:

scoop bucket add fluxdock https://github.com/kalaylienes/fluxdock
scoop install fluxdock

The binary is not code signed, so SmartScreen warns on first run. Choose More
info, then Run anyway, or build it yourself from source.