App v1.0.0

New major release:

• Automatically obtain administrative privileges on Windows using runAs
• Automatic GRUB bootloader installation on Windows
• Accurate installation progress reporting on Windows and Linux
• Migrated to Tauri v2 - Fixes dependency issues on Linux and more
• Progress indicator style change and display bytes read/written and speed
• New theme using Bliss logo and new Bliss pink
• Added uninstallation instructions and uninstall script
• Limit data.img size to 4000 MB on FAT32 to fix bootloop
• Handle error if /data directory already exists
• Added warning if data.img exists
• QEMU install option is temporarily removed due to a regression in current Bliss builds that prevent it from booting with the system+data img disk layout

Known bugs:

• UI glitches on Linux after showing dialogs

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.7...app-v1.0.0

App v0.1.7

• Added recovery mode support
• Added powershell commands for Windows 10
• Now a RPM package is available

App v0.1.6

• Grub bootloader installation (manual) for windows
• Allow choosing a custom size for data.img using a scale
• Optimized data.img creation speed on Windows and Linux
• Updated to Tauri v1.6.0
• Create data.img by default on windows

App v0.1.5

Added windows support.

Release v0.1.4

• Get installation directory path relative to mountpoint
• Added an option to install for qemu
  This will generate a script to run the Android install from qemu.
• Updated dependencies

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.3...app-v0.1.4

App v0.1.3

• Updated tauri to 1.4.1
• Added more info to bootloader setup.
• Added new icons
• Use two switches to toggle between /data and data.img
• Deploy to GitHub pages for testing
  Note: Windows version is not functional yet.

App v0.1.2

• Support data.img creation
• Added system.efs detection

v0.1.1

• /data directory creation

Android x86 Installer v0.1.0

This is the initial release with basic functionality. It can complete an installation successfully.
Most of the functions are automated except for modifying the bootloader.
For now, users are expected to edit the bootloader config themselves to minimize risk and issues arising from fragmentation in the ecosystem.
Linux will be supprted for now, Windows support will be added in the future.