LeadStinger 0.2.0

Added

• Set files (.lsset): File ▸ Export Set… writes a set, with every clip, picture and
  setting, to one file; File ▸ Import Set… (or dropping or pasting the file) adds its sets
  to any library. leadstinger-cli set.export and set.import do the same, and
  set.export --all saves every set. A set file is a zipped starter pack, so either works
  as the other.
• Starter-pack manifests carry every tile setting: fade-in, solo, trim, pictures, and each
  set's layout, columns and auto-advance.

Changed

• The Panel theme is titled LEADST:TNGER, with the subtitle PADD · Sound cue
  control.

Downloads

• macOS (Apple silicon and Intel): LeadStinger-…-macos-universal.zip. The app isn't
  notarised, so the first time, right-click LeadStinger.app in Finder and choose Open.
  leadstinger-cli is inside the bundle, in Contents/MacOS/.

• Linux AppImage (x86_64, aarch64): one file with everything inside; chmod +x it
  and run it. It starts through an unprivileged user namespace, which Ubuntu 24.04 and
  later block by default: there it stops with cannot write uid_map: Operation not permitted. Use the tarball instead, or let LeadStinger's AppImage (and nothing else)
  use user namespaces with this AppArmor profile, keeping the file named
  LeadStinger-….AppImage:

  sudo tee /etc/apparmor.d/leadstinger-appimage >/dev/null <<'EOF'
  abi <abi/4.0>,
  include <tunables/global>
  profile leadstinger-appimage /**/LeadStinger-*.AppImage flags=(unconfined) {
    userns,
  }
  EOF
  sudo apparmor_parser -r /etc/apparmor.d/leadstinger-appimage

• Linux tarball (x86_64, aarch64): bin/leadstinger and bin/leadstinger-cli, a
  .desktop entry and an icon. It uses your system's ALSA, GTK 3, X11/Wayland and OpenGL
  libraries, and needs glibc 2.35 or later (Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12 or newer). On NixOS,
  use Nix (below) or nix-ld.

• Nix: nix run github:weckere/leadstinger.

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