What's new

Short notes shown in the app after an upgrade. The full history, including maintainer notes, is CHANGELOG.md.

[Unreleased]

Launch writes the script log as usual and opens a window that follows the run. A second launch of the same script uses the window that is already open.

The schedule tab is named Scripts.
Windows setup Options sets the scripts and logs folders. They start at C:\MaksIT\Scripts and C:\MaksIT\Logs.
A console program in the shared settings is kept running under the service. It starts and stops with the service, and restarts when it exits.
The Processes tab names each program and can start, stop, or restart it through the running service.
The window remembers its size, position, and state.
Settings shows the settings file, scripts folder, and log directory. The service is this same program, so there is no service folder to set.

After an upgrade, What's New lists additions since the version you last opened.
Help → Logs shows the program log and crash reports. Help → About shows the product, license, and contact.
The window and the service are the same program. Re-register an existing service so it points at that program.
Launch starts the script now through the running service. The window stays unelevated, and that run ignores the schedule and the minimum interval.
Service messages show the command output. Copy puts that text on the clipboard.

An unhandled error opens a window you can copy. The same text is saved under the UScheduler logs folder.
Windows setup keeps one desktop shortcut across upgrades.

Windows setup offers Standard or Portable. Portable keeps binaries, scripts, logs, and settings in the folder you choose.

The desktop window manages schedules, the service, and logs on Windows and Linux.
Register, start, stop, and unregister ask for approval in place. The window stays unelevated.
Scripts show a description and platform. A script for the other OS stays in the list, grayed out, and does not run.