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Add battery drain visualization The more the battery runs out, the foggier the image becomes.
Tune used-RAM measurements With this release they are mostly identical to the values displayed by the Activity Monitor.
Add debug menu item to Dock App It shows detected system load, with CPU count and memory metrics. Except for that this release makes the Touch Bar app upgradable by just launching the new Touch Bar installer. Before this change you had to explicitly remove the previous one to be able to install the upgraded one. On the development side, this release comes with support for Xcode 11.3 and an upgrade to Swift 5. The README info in the osx/ folder has been moved into one README.md.
Make a .dmg installer To simplify for people when they want to install Bubblemon we now have a .dmg installer. One of the steps to get around Apple's App Translocation / Gatekeeper Path Randomization includes having the user copying files from one location to another. With this release, making that copy becomes part of the installation, enabling us to shorten the installation instructions.
* Dock: Don't fail after reboot * Dock: Do launch Activity Monitor on click * TouchBar: Bigger view by removing border This release was done to handle the problems introduced with App Translocation / Gatekeeper Path Randomization. What happened was that since we were run from a randomized path every time, the path encoded in the Dock's settings became invalid after each reboot. With this release we tell users to move us before running, which removes the quarantine bits and lets us run like before. More info: http://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/app-translocation.html
Add a Touch Bar version Starting with this release the release zip file now contains two Bubblemons, one bubbling in the Dock like before, and one bubbling in your Touch Bar if you have one. Behind the scenes, this release is now (almost) entirely done in Swift.
Drop unneeded dependencies It builds and runs fine even without these, drop them.
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