No .axaml, style, animation, converter, control, font or image file was modified (compare with upstream: git diff 80b017b HEAD -- '*.axaml' only shows the files listed below). Only the following launcher lines changed.
| File | Change | Reason |
|---|---|---|
Flarial.Launcher.csproj |
TFM net10.0-windows10.0.19041.0 -> net10.0; Avalonia.Win32 -> Avalonia.X11; added SkiaSharp.NativeAssets.Linux 4.153.1 (matches managed SkiaSharp); dropped the MSIX tooling (Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools*, Release MSIX properties, Package.appxmanifest/Assets, kept in Flarial.Runtime.Windows/Package); ProjectReference to Flarial.Runtime.Linux; dropped ApplicationManifest and its AvaloniaResource Remove |
Windows-only |
Resources/app.manifest |
deleted | Windows manifest |
Program.cs |
UseWin32() -> UseX11(); LinuxPlatform.Use() registers backend; data dir Flarial\Launcher -> Path.Combine("Flarial","Launcher") (=~/.local/share/Flarial/Launcher) |
Windows-only / path separator |
Program.cs (self-tests) |
--selftest-* is dispatched before the single-instance mutex, so the checks also run while the launcher is open |
dev tooling; the self-tests use their own XDG_DATA_HOME |
AssemblyInfo.cs |
SupportedOSPlatform("windows...") -> linux; crash dialog (TaskDialog) now zenity/kdialog + stderr (same title/text) |
Windows-only API |
Views/MainWindow.axaml.cs |
removed unused using Windows.Win32;; added ScreenshotDriver.Start(this) (no-op unless FLARIAL_SHOT is set) |
Windows-only using / dev capture tool |
ViewModels/MainWindowViewModel.cs |
removed LauncherMigrationDialog (MSIX migration) and FlarialLauncher.DownloadAsync (self-update that downloads an installer and exits) from OnLoaded |
self-update disabled entirely, MSIX is Windows-only |
ViewModels/SettingsGeneralViewModel.cs |
@"..\Client" -> Path.Combine("..","Client") |
path separator |
ViewModels/VersionItemViewModel.cs |
"Minecraft not installed" dialog only when Platform.Game.RequiresInstalledGame (true on Windows, false on Linux) |
on Linux installing a version creates the install |
Management/StorePage.cs |
ms-windows-store://pdp/?ProductId=X -> https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/X |
no Store protocol on Linux |
Dialogs/Metadata/GameNotFoundDialog.cs |
button "Back" -> "Install" (closes dialog, opens Settings > Versions via the existing PageTransitions messages); body text no longer mentions Microsoft Store/Xbox App |
intentional user-requested change (Linux installs through the Versions page) |
ViewModels/VersionItemViewModel.cs (install) |
a failed install is caught and shown as a notification instead of crashing the launcher (no "installed" dialog) | backend errors (disk space, sign-in, network) are expected on Linux |
ViewModels/MainWindowViewModel.cs / Program.cs |
register LinuxPlatform.Notify (-> NotificationArea.Add) and AccountsService.Current (real xodus/Xbox backend) |
backend hooks |
Views/VersionItemView.axaml, ViewModels/VersionItemViewModel.cs, Dialogs/Metadata/DeleteVersionDialog.cs (installed state) |
per item: not on disk = Download; downloaded = red "Select" (the former Button.installed look) + the upstream trash button, now wired to a confirm dialog and delete; active = new greyed disabled Button.selected "Selected" + trash. Button:disabled dims to 0.6; the template's icon Viewbox hides when Tag is null so icon-less labels are centred. Select/Delete are disabled while the game runs or an install is active; IGameService gained SelectVersion/DeleteVersion |
user-requested version management (upstream only had the Download state wired) |
Dialogs/Metadata/MicrosoftSignInRequiredDialog.cs + VersionItemViewModel.InstallAsync |
new existing-style dialog shown instead of starting a download when no Microsoft account is signed in; "Sign In" opens Settings > Accounts | fail fast instead of hanging at 0% |
Views/SettingsView.axaml.cs |
PageTransition also checks the matching sidebar RadioButton |
pages opened from dialogs (Game Not Found, Sign In Required) left the previous sidebar button highlighted |
Views/SettingsGeneralView.axaml |
removed the Account section (upstream renamed Discord -> Account) (header, avatar/username/role row, Login/Logout); Folders now starts the page, remaining spacing unchanged | user request: the Flarial OAuth2 account lives only in Settings > Accounts, which binds the same SettingsGeneralViewModel login/logout/account state |
ViewModels/SettingsGeneralViewModel.cs (Open Client Folder) |
opens LinuxPlatform.ClientDirectory (%LOCALAPPDATA%\Flarial\Client inside the Wine prefix, where the injected client writes) instead of ..\Client next to the launcher data |
the client runs inside Wine |
AssemblyInfo.cs / Flarial.Runtime/Unmanaged/NativeDialog.cs |
crash dialog goes through NativeDialog (zenity/kdialog + stderr) instead of TaskDialogIndirect |
Windows-only API |
ViewModels/MainWindowViewModel.cs |
launcher self-update (CheckForUpdatesAsync/DownloadAsync, IProgress<int>) removed from OnLoaded |
self-update disabled entirely |
ScreenshotDriver.cs |
new dev tool | verification |
Dead on Linux but kept as-is: LauncherMigrationDialog.
Launcher self-update is back (signed tar.zst, see docs/updates.md): ViewModels/MainWindowViewModel.cs OnLoaded marks the install healthy and, with AutomaticUpdates on and a managed install, silently installs an update in the background, then shows the unchanged LauncherUpdateAvailableDialog (Update = restart, Later = next start). Program.cs handles --install and the startup rollback check. FlarialLauncher.Version (home screen version text) now reads version.txt next to the executable.
AcrylicBlur,SpotlightDecorator(SKRuntimeEffect), custom tooltip: pure Skia/Avalonia, run unchanged on Linux.- Window: original already uses
WindowDecorations.None+ transparent window +Border CornerRadius=25(no HWND region/DWM code exists in this commit), so nothing needed replacing. Rounded corners need a compositing WM (GNOME/KDE fine).
- Glyph anti-aliasing: text pixels differ by 0.1-0.5% of the image (fuzz 3%). Layout/position identical. Tried
TextHintingModeNone/Light/Strong andTextRenderingModeAlias/Antialias/Subpixel; the default is closest. Cause: wine's Win32 backend vs native X11 FreeType/HarfBuzz rasterisation. - Emoji in dialog titles (
dialog.png, ~1.1%): wine prefix has no emoji font (renders a boxed glyph); Linux renders Noto Color Emoji (same colour emoji as real Windows Segoe UI Emoji). Cannot be made identical to the wine reference; a real Windows capture would not match either way. notification.png(~7%): captured at different points of the notification slide-in animation (timing), not a style difference.- Settings > Versions list is empty in both (versions load from the network after startup).
- Transitions: frame strips (
transition-*.png) show the same sequence/timing; mid-transition frame diffs are sampling jitter (capture is ~25 fps screen grabs, not frame-locked). - Not verifiable on Linux/wine: real Windows DWM acrylic/mica behind the window (the original does not use it), Minecraft-dependent states (installed version colour, supported/unsupported).
- Settings > Accounts page (sidebar entry below Versions, same slide/zoom transition at Y=1500): Flarial (OAuth2) account reusing
SettingsGeneralViewModel/AccountModel, Microsoft account (xodus) and Xbox Live device-code sign-in (code shown in the existingMessageBoxView). Built only from existing styles/brushes/controls. Files:Views/SettingsAccountsView.axaml(.cs),ViewModels/SettingsAccountsViewModel.cs,Management/AccountsService.cs(IAccountsService, fake default); minimal edits toSettingsView.axaml(.cs)(extra row/radio/page, Return button moved to row 4),SettingsViewModel,App.axaml,PageTransitions,ScreenshotDriver. Captures:docs/linux/accounts-*.png. - Settings > General > Game section (between Folders and Launcher): Open Installation Directory, Open Data Directory, and Import Resource Pack / World / Add-On / World Template. Same header and
GenericButtonstyling as Folders. Imports are extracted into the prefix'sMinecraft Bedrockdata folder byFlarial.Runtime.Linux.GameContent.
The Linux setup dialog checks external tools at startup and before downloads, launches and Microsoft sign-in. It uses the existing dialog style, with a scrollable, selectable message and a progress indicator during package installation. It asks before invoking the system package manager through pkexec; copying the command or choosing Later never installs packages.