Create TUI-based launcher with update system and mod SDK installer#15
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- Launcher reproduces all the base features that the script did before - It also adds an easy update and setup system - TUI *should* be mostly "Steam Deck"-compatible - It also adds an automated ZHM Mod SDK installer to make the patching easier, including for non-Steam installs - TUI is fully written in Rust and packaged as a AppImage to be easily runnable and lightweight - Previous setup is moved to `legacy/` as a fallback, TUI includes a migration option as well Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
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This pull request introduces a new TUI-based Peacock Linux Launcher, streamlines project documentation, and adds automated CI and release workflows. The changes modernize the setup by moving from a shell-script-based approach to a Rust-based AppImage launcher, provide clear user instructions, and automate build and release processes.
Project Modernization & New Launcher:
peacock-launcher) for managing Peacock on Linux, with features such as install/update, service management, SDK handling, and automatic detection of game installs. The launcher is distributed as a single AppImage for ease of use. (README.md,launcher/Cargo.toml) [1] [2]Documentation Overhaul:
README.mdto focus on the new launcher, providing clear quick start instructions, feature highlights, troubleshooting, configuration details, and legacy migration notes. The old shell-script instructions are now referenced as legacy.Continuous Integration & Release Automation:
.github/workflows/ci.yml) to build, lint, and test the launcher on pushes and pull requests tomaster..github/workflows/release.yml) to build the AppImage and create GitHub releases when new tags are pushed.