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Weather symbols and a moon with much more to them; and the Linux download starts on older
distributions again.
New
- Vivid weather symbols and moon, the new look: the sun glows in a corona that breathes, a
bolt lights its cloud from within, snow falls as crystals that turn, fog drifts in soft
bands, and the symbols are sharper. The moon looks like the moon: its seas and craters, the
earthshine on its dark side and a halo that breathes. A big symbol has more still: rain
falls near and far and splashes where it lands, a storm pours, and on a clear night a
shooting star crosses now and then - The first look stays one click away: Settings → Weather and place → Weather symbols and
moon, Classic or Vivid, each tile with a picture of it (symbolsin config.toml). A
theme may give a symbol or the moon a look of its own - The TURZX 8.8" (USB) is marked supported: its owners report it runs
Fixes
- The Linux AppImage did not start on older distributions (Ubuntu 22.04 and others of its
age): it was built on a newer system and asked for a newer C library (glibc 2.38) than
they have. It is built on the oldest Ubuntu still supported now, and each release is
checked for it - Start could take an update for a first start: it read its note of what is new while that
was being written, and found it empty - A config.toml fixed right after the panel said it does not load was taken only half a minute
later
Which file? Windows: …-setup.exe, Linux: ….AppImage; see Install.