Quiver v2.4.2
Keep Quiver running in the tray with scheduled background update checks, opt apps into Auto Update, configure per-app Windows runners on Linux, and fix single-root archive installs.
Background / tray
- Close to system tray — Closing the window keeps Quiver in the notification area instead of quitting (Settings → General)
- Tray menu includes Open Quiver, Check for updates, and Exit; click the tray icon to restore the window
- With Close After Launch and tray enabled, launching an app hides Quiver to the tray instead of exiting
Auto Update
- Check for app updates in the background — Scan for updates on a schedule while Quiver is running, including in the tray (Settings → General)
- Background check interval — Choose how often background checks run (every 15 minutes through every day; default every hour)
- Enable Auto Update for newly added apps — New apps from the catalog or Add Entry start with Auto Update enabled
- Auto Update (app ⋯ menu) — Per-app toggle to install updates without the review prompt; apps without Auto Update stay pending for review
Linux Windows runner
- Per-app Windows Runner — For Windows-only apps on Linux: ⋯ → Launch Options → Windows Runner…
- Auto (prefer Proton, then Wine) — Uses the global Settings command when set; otherwise Proton, then Wine
- System Wine, a detected Proton install, or a Custom command (
{exe},{gamePath},{exeDir}) - Optional per-app prefix / compatdata path (defaults under the app folder)
- Prompted when downloading a Windows build if a runner is available (Save & Download)
- Settings → LINUX WINDOWS RUNNER remains a global override for apps set to Auto (blank = auto-detect Proton then Wine)
Install / downloads
- Single-root zip / tar.gz — If an archive root is only one directory (no sibling files), its contents are extracted into the app folder (fixes nested wrappers such as
LodRecomp-v*-linux-x64/)