LLeMbas's own window, the leaf icon, one name for the app
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- The window has no system decoration: a local title bar webview (agent
  state, a native menu with the tray's items, window buttons) above the
  content webview, which stays remote with no IPC. Laid out on resize,
  with a frame to resize by unless maximized.
- Icons from the transparent pixel leaf, not the server's tiled icon.
- productName llembas-desktop: package, .desktop file and the window's
  app id now match (KWin showed a generic icon); the visible name stays
  LLeMbas through a desktop template. Replaces the 0.1.0 package l-le-mbas.
- The bundled CLI is a resource in the app's own directory, not
  /usr/bin/lembas.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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HomerandClaude Opus 5.5 committed 2026-10-14 15:54:55 +00:00
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Put the LLeMbas CLI that LLeMbas Desktop carries where Tauri's bundler wants it:
# src-tauri/binaries/lembas-<target triple>
# Put the LLeMbas CLI that LLeMbas Desktop carries where the bundle takes it from:
# src-tauri/binaries/lembas (a resource: installed in the app's own directory, never on PATH)
#
# scripts/fetch-cli.sh [target-triple] (default: this machine's, from rustc)
#
@@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ ssh-keygen -Y verify -f "$work/allowed" -I lembas-release -n lembas-release \
|| { echo "fetch-cli: $ASSET.gz does not match SHA256SUMS" >&2; exit 1; }
mkdir -p src-tauri/binaries
gunzip -c "$work/$ASSET.gz" > "src-tauri/binaries/lembas-$TRIPLE"
chmod 755 "src-tauri/binaries/lembas-$TRIPLE"
echo "fetch-cli: LLeMbas CLI $VERSION ($ASSET) -> src-tauri/binaries/lembas-$TRIPLE"
gunzip -c "$work/$ASSET.gz" > src-tauri/binaries/lembas
chmod 755 src-tauri/binaries/lembas
rm -f src-tauri/binaries/lembas-* # where an earlier version of this script put it
echo "fetch-cli: LLeMbas CLI $VERSION ($ASSET) -> src-tauri/binaries/lembas"