Scarica LeopardWM 0.2.6 per Windows

Fixes
- Direct watchdog launches no longer open a console window. Release builds
now run as a Windows GUI-subsystem process, so launching the watchdog
directly (for example from a user-configured scheduled task) cannot expose a
watchdog terminal for LeopardWM to tile or users to close.
Crash supervision and Job Object daemon-lifetime coupling are unchanged.
- Windows input-method helpers no longer leave blank columns after sign-in.
The IME and MSCTFIME UI helper classes are rejected during live and
startup admission instead of remaining managed after becoming invisible.
- Windows session end no longer strands scrolled-away windows off-screen.
Committed sign-out, restart, and shutdown now restore snap styles and visible
window positions before the interactive session ends, preventing off-screen
sentinel geometry from carrying into the next sign-in. Graceful daemon
shutdown remains best effort after visibility recovery.
- Closing the console no longer strands scrolled-away windows off-screen.
Console close and Ctrl+C / Ctrl+Break now restore windows parked at the
off-screen sentinel before graceful shutdown, and the watchdog stays alive
long enough for the daemon to finish that cleanup instead of killing it via
the Job Object first.
- Trackpad modifier-scroll navigation no longer races through focus. Rapid
wheel-message bursts are normalized and rate-limited while separated mouse
wheel notches remain responsive.
- Battery animation preference is available and preserved in Settings. The
option now controls battery and Windows power saver motion reduction without
being reset by unrelated saves; disabling it takes effect at startup, while
Windows Accessibility animation settings still override it.
- Layout Settings no longer overflows horizontally. The default width for
new windows is now selected from a compact dropdown of configured width
presets instead of an unbounded numeric index. Options show their percentage,
and the selection stays valid as presets are edited or removed.
- Shell copy/move/delete progress dialogs are no longer tiled. Windows'
file-operation progress window keeps a minimize button, so the style-based
dialog check did not recognize it and reserved a column for it. It is now
skipped by class and stays at its natural size.
- Automatic placement timeouts now show the correct paused state. When a
five-second Win32 placement batch auto-pauses tiling, the tray immediately
changes to Resume Tiling, its tooltip reports Paused, and a notification
explains what happened. Logs now include every candidate window from the
timed-out batch with best-effort class, title, and executable details, without
claiming one was the blocker.
- Shell-open actions no longer invoke cmd.exe or block the daemon. Opening
the config file, log folder, releases page, or settings links now uses
ShellExecuteW on a dedicated COM-initialized worker, so shell association
resolution cannot stall the event loop and characters like & or % are not
reinterpreted as shell syntax or environment variables.
Improvements
- Read-only window admission diagnostic for bug reports. lwm doctor windows
(and leopardwm-cli doctor windows) inspects live top-level windows and reports
identity plus tile/skip verdicts for both the live-create and startup/refresh
admission paths, without changing tiling behaviour. By default only windows that
ADMIT on at least one path are printed (pass --all for every window). Optional
--watch, --delay, and --include-titles help catch transient popups safely
for public issue pastes. Live-create verdicts include the create/show WinEvent
pre-gate so minimized and non-WS_VISIBLE windows report SKIP rather than a false
ADMIT.
- Security policy accurately documents network and auto-start behavior.
SECURITY.md now describes the optional GitHub update check (endpoint,
frequency, what is and is not sent, and how to disable it) and the per-user
auto-start registry key. Documentation-accuracy correction only; no behavior
change.