Vermouth wurde in der Version v2.0.1 veröffentlicht.

Vermouth ist ein Spiele-Launcher und -Manager für Linux, mit dem sich Spiele über verschiedene Runtimes wie Proton und Wine starten und verwalten lassen.

Das Release bringt einen neuen Runner, eine überarbeitete Runtime-Verwaltung sowie einige Komfort-Verbesserungen mit sich.

v2.0.1

Big release with a new runner, a new way to handle runtimes, and a bunch of quality-of-life improvements.

New

• Added the UZDOOM runner (beta) for Doom engine games. Pick a base WAD, add any number of .wad/.pk3 mods per game, and download the latest UZDOOM AppImage straight from the runtime picker. Closes #58
• Added a Default Runtime option. Set your default (Proton or Wine) in Settings or on the Welcome screen, then games can simply use “Default Runtime” - they follow whatever is configured, no per-game version to maintain.
• Added sorting to the game grid - sort by name, runtime, or date added, with ascending/descending order.
• Added a Refresh artwork button in the edit dialog. Refetches everything from SteamGridDB when an API key is set, or falls back to icon extraction and the third party service otherwise. Closes #64 and #66
• Extracted icons are now stored in the local assets folder instead of the cache, so they survive cache cleanups. Closes #64
• Added a Nix flake with a dev shell and package definition.

Fixes

• Desktop files generated by Vermouth now use the binary name instead of the full path.
• Fixed edge cases in the artwork workflow.

Refactors

• Cleaned up the runtime handling so new runtimes can be added without touching every screen.

Quelle: GitHub