This used to be just be a hardcoded URL (I know, I know...) but now it
fetches the latest release from each repository. To make it even more
future-proof, the URLs of the repositories and even the GitHub API used
to fetch them is configurable.
UI to expose that will come in the next commit.
Currently Flatpak doesn't have a good way for apps to launch other apps
(even legitimately) so we have to tell the user to punch a hole in the
Steam Flatpak's sandbox.
Oh well, at least now we guide them on how to do it.
I forgot to remove this when copying the logic from somewhere else. It
was possible to hit the back button during the initial setup which ends
up making the window completely empty.
I accidentally gave Astra the FFXIV 1.0 installer, and thus it ended up
in an invalid state (of course, since there's no ARR boot components.)
Instead of saying "this game version isn't supported" we should just use
the fallback version to re-initialize your game.
Instead of "New Profile" for every new profile, they are now named as
follows:
* The first profile is "Default", because most users will most likely
only have one.
* Every subsequent profile is "New Profile (N)" where N is the number of
profiles.
For most users, this ends up being a long useless string (because of the
UUID included.) If it's the default, Astra-managed path then it simply
says "Default Location". When it's a custom path, it shows the full path
as per usual.
This affects the visible game paths, but also the wine prefix path.
This is to prevent "surprise" situations, such as:
* You have a limited internet connection, and the game updates out of
the blue.
* Your installation is invalid, and Astra decides to suddenly redownload
the entire game.
I find the page to be extremely cluttered now, and there's so many
options that it's hard to tell what's relevant. Now I split it up into
three major flows: "install game", "install benchmark" and "use
pre-existing install". Their UI no longer overlaps, and it should be
much clearer for users.
