Version 1.1.2

This release fixes how the dashboard handles the LinuxGSM configs, makes deleting servers safe and keeps server IDs stable.

Highlights

• Changes to _default.cfg are no longer lost: LinuxGSM restores that file on every run, so changed values are saved to the instance config, which overrides them.
• Instances (-2, -3 …) use the config directory LinuxGSM really reads; backup settings, alerts and stop mode now take effect for them.
• Deleting a server never deletes a personal Linux account. A main instance can be deleted without breaking its clones.
• Server IDs no longer move to another server when a server is deleted, so user permissions always point to the right server.
• The installer continues with a Linux user left over from an earlier LinuxGSM setup, and LinuxGSM can install missing packages again (e.g. Java for Minecraft).
• The config editor's form view only writes the fields you changed and keeps Steam IDs, INI sections and JSON types intact.
• The server name shown is reliable, including the live name of running servers.
• New column picker for the server cards and the game installer list for large screens.
• Complete English and German translations.

Upgrade notes

• Existing server IDs are kept on upgrade.
• Backup settings that older versions saved for instances were never applied by LinuxGSM. Please set them again.

What's Changed

• Fix LinuxGSM config handling, safe server deletion and stable server IDs by @yourdawi in #17

Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.1.2