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feat(desktop): Complete GUI Remaster (Industrial Theme) + Automated OS Installers#289

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@Kcguner Kcguner commented Mar 23, 2026

Hi @AlexsJones, amazing core engine! I've been working on elevating the desktop experience to match the quality of the underlying hardware logic.

🚀 The Upgrades

This PR fundamentally remasters the Tauri Desktop GUI into a professional, hardware-focused "Industrial & Precise" framework, whilst bringing robust cross-platform CI/CD pipelines so users can directly download the desktop tool on Windows, macOS, and Linux without touching the terminal.

🎨 1. UI/UX Remaster

  • Industrial Structural Design: Moved away from standard web-looking components into a dense, data-heavy dashboard aesthetic using Zinc/Amber color scales.
  • Typography: Integrated Chivo for crisp, geometric headers and JetBrains Mono for precise hardware metric tracking.
  • Deep Refactoring: Fixed all blank screen/freezing bugs by cleanly separating React state management from the Tauri backend events.

⚙️ 2. Automated OS Installers

  • Rewrote the release-desktop.yml CI/CD pipeline.
  • It now automatically generates and packages .msi (Windows), .dmg (macOS), and .deb (Linux) installers on every tag push.
  • Bypassed the dependency issues with the previous Cargo Workspaces target directories.

The README has also been updated to reflect the new Desktop App prominence and download instructions. Looking forward to your thoughts!

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thanks, going to take a look over the next few days

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