ANSImuz Files

ANSImuz v0.1.1 brings key usability improvements, new confirmation and About overlays, refined volume and queue indicators, compact terminal optimizations, and cleaner system packaging.

### Highlights

• Quit Confirmation Dialog: Pressing Q now brings up a confirmation modal (Are you sure you want to quit?) with interactive [ Yes ] and [ No ] options to prevent accidental exits. Ctrl+C remains available for immediate termination.
• Dedicated About Screen: Replaced the redundant Help overlay with an About screen (?) displaying the brand logo, project description, version, license, and repository links.
• Inline Volume Percentage: Volume level percentage is now shown directly beside the volume bar rather than cluttering the top status bar.
• Compact Terminal Responsive Layout: About text, description copy, and source links dynamically wrap and scale to remain legible on 40-column terminals without clipping.

### What's Changed

#### UI & UX Polish

• Quit Dialog Navigation: Toggle between Yes and No using ← / → or Tab, confirm with Enter, or use one-key shortcuts (Y to quit, N or Esc to cancel).
• Empty Queue Centering: Vertically centered the "Queue is empty" placeholder text in the Queue panel.
• Unfocused List Selection: Fixed styling leak where highlighted tracks in unfocused panels retained bright accent text; unfocused panels now stay consistently dim.
• Search Keybind Display: Added / (SEARCH) to the side Keybinds panel and adjusted layout constraints so all 14 shortcuts render without truncation on standard terminal sizes.
• Command Palette Wrap-Around: Scrolling Up at the top item now wraps to the bottom, and scrolling Down at the bottom wraps to the top. Removed the self-referential "Command Palette" command from the palette list.

#### Packaging & Architecture

• Runtime Path Resolution: Replaced compile-time CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR references with crate::paths::data_dir(), supporting runtime ANSIMUZ_DATA_DIR, compile-time packaging overrides, /usr/share/ansimuz, and local development fallbacks.
• Build Directory Leaks Eliminated: Pacman and mock builds no longer flag baked build directory paths.
• Packaging Specs: Fixed documentation references to packaging/rpm/ for Fedora COPR builds.

Linux Packages

See the installation instructions in the README.

[!NOTE] The Arch package is the rolling ansimuz-git build. Fedora RPMs are versioned release packages.

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/greenbugx/ANSImuz/compare/v0.1.0...v0.1.1