An icon fix, and a small one. Apps with modern icons no longer show a blank program glyph. Icons made by electron-builder and most current icon generators store every size as PNG. Explorer draws them fine, but the shell call Lume relied on doesn't, and fell back to the generic window glyph. Lume now reads the icon straight out of the .exe, at up to 256px, and only asks the shell when that fails. Lume's own icon was one of those affected. Shortcuts that name their own icon now use it. Chrome web apps (ChatGPT, Gemini…), script launchers such as EmuDeck's, and GOG games all point at a host program. Until now they showed that program's icon — Chrome, PowerShell, the game exe — instead of the .ico the shortcut asks for. The old icon cache is thrown away on first start and the app index rebuilds itself, so nothing needs doing after the update. | File | Use it if | | --- | --- | | Lume-0.1.5-x64.exe | You want it installed, with automatic updates. | | Lume-0.1.5-portable.exe | You want to run it without installing. | latest.yml is what installed copies read to find this release; you do not download it yourself. Not code-signed, so SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC", with the run button behind More info → Run anyway. That reacts to the missing signature, not to anything in the app. npm install && npm run package reproduces these files from source.
Lume-0.1.5-x64.exe 43b272f3106dfafe6741650f963e61d544a6aaf3662d9874330ff520deddea36 Lume-0.1.5-portable.exe 4f51b65acae92cee2798ce56977c8c33b6b2c8b5a1eb9ea8b6a6ddcd6c53683b
powershell Get-FileHash .\Lume-0.1.5-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Windows 11 x64. The frosted-glass backdrop needs 22H2 or newer.
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