sjdsjadjajdjsa / hanami

# Hanami
A game launcher for Linux and Windows. It runs in the system tray and
opens a small panel that lists your installed games.
- **Game detection:** Steam, Heroic (Epic, GOG, Amazon), Lutris and desktop
 entries on Linux; Steam, Epic, GOG and Heroic on Windows. Each game shows
 its own icon.
- **Ports and rewrites:** finds known ports, recomps and rewrites (Ship of
 Harkinian, Zelda 64: Recompiled, OpenMW and more, listed in
 ports.toml) and, if you want, Rust games you built yourself.
 New finds wait for a yes before they join the list.
- **Minecraft:** Prism Launcher (or PolyMC, MultiMC) is one row that opens
 to its instances; the launcher starts them and handles the Microsoft login.
- **Your list:** pin games to the top, rename or hide them, add any program
 with **+**. Games you played last come first.
- **Controls:** `Ctrl+Alt+H` or the tray icon opens the panel; type to
 search (first letters and small typos work too), Enter to launch, Tab or
 right-click for more. A game controller works too: hold Start and Select.
- **Your look:** colours and the falling petals are two small files;
 write them yourself or ask your AI for "autumn, with maple leaves"
 (how).
- **Resource use:** about 35 MB of memory, no CPU use while hidden.
- **AI help prompt:** the **?** button copies a prompt containing the full
 documentation, for AI assistants that can read your computer (Claude Code,
 OpenCode and similar) to answer questions about Hanami.
Website: 
## Install
Download the newest version from
Releases:
- **Linux:** `hanami-x86_64.AppImage`. Mark it executable (right-click,
 Properties, or `chmod +x`) and run it. Needs a distribution from 2024 or
 newer (Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 40, Mint 22, Arch, and so on). There is also
 `hanami-linux-x86_64.tar.gz` with the plain binary.
- **Windows:** `hanami-setup-x86_64.exe`. It installs for your user only (no
 admin rights), adds a Start menu entry and, if you tick the box, starts
 Hanami with Windows. Windows will say the publisher is unknown, as the
 installer isn't signed: click "More info", then "Run anyway".
 `hanami-windows-x86_64.zip` is the same program without an installer.
Each release also has a `SHA256SUMS` file and a signed record of how every
file was built; SECURITY.md says how to check a download and
how to report a security problem.
Hanami says in its tray menu when a newer version is out; it never updates
itself. To start it with your computer, pick **Open at login** in the tray
menu.
## Use
- **Open and close:** `Ctrl+Alt+H`, a click on the tray icon, or
 `hanami --toggle`.
- **Move it:** on Windows, hold Alt or the Windows key and drag; on Linux,
 your desktop's own key for moving windows does it.
- **Pick a game:** type to search, arrows and Enter, or click.
- **More for one game:** Tab or right-click: Pin to top, Rename, Hide.
- **Add a game:** the **+** button.
- **Settings:** tray icon, Edit settings. Everything they can hold is in
 GUIDE.md.
## Build from source
Needs Rust. On Linux,