Now the code is much cleaner, and the if-clauses are now cleanly
seperated based on which lobby you're attempting to sign into. Also,
the "Register" button for Sapphire servers is now disabled when login
is disabled too.
There's a new "Game" menu where you can install the game if you
missed the initial prompt on start-up.
If you have XIV on Mac (a fellow XIV launcher) installed, you
now have the option of using their wine binaries and libraries. There is
more to come in future commits, especially pertaining DXVK and MoltenVK.
Game installation has been fixed for macOS, enabling you to start
updating right away without having to fiddle around with finding the
right installer or app package.
This is useful for users who choose to not use OTP, and the layout
is improved so the field is automatically hidden for Sapphire servers,
which don't support OTP.
The register button is also hidden automatically for Square Enix
accounts, instead of simply disabling the button.
When updating to this new commit, you will download the 1.1.0 release
automatically since we create a new version file.
This commit also fixes a bug where in certain cases the asset updating
process could end early.
The native launcher version is also visible from the settings window!
Now works out of the box on Windows MSVC,
prevents settings crash because of nonexistent Wine options,
and also further improves use-cases where you might not
have all the libraries required to build.
Now with the related changes in libxiv, Astra is now capable of updating
the boot folder on it's own! The actual user-visible flow however is a
WIP. This also includes changes to properly load version files from a
freshly installed game, and report expansion levels correctly.
Now it makes way more logical sense, there's a real "Settings" menu now.
Wine settings is relocated there, and now there's an easy way to open
the game directory in the "Tools" menu.
Helps you get through the queue with instant access to your place,
as well as giving you notifications on lobby errors and what else.
At the moment, only supported under X11 and Linux but will grow in
the future assuming the queues are still terrible.
