Fixes

• Fixed RPC breaking while updating it after being idle for long, due to connection getting disconnected.

What to expect in next update?

• Logging, log every event to a log file, which can be used for debugging (in case you are unable to use it).
• Updates, fetch and install new updates directly within the application itself, without having to download it from here again and again.

Note: You are supposed to download the newer releases, since the bugs in older releases are fixed in them. So if you are a non-techy guy, you are supposed to download this release instead of the previous one.

PWRpc v1.0.2 Release

• Recoded it from scratch
• New and better UI
• Colorful UI (basically trying to extend these points for no reason tbh xD)
• Building/Releasing done by GitHub actions from now on (i.e, all the builds you will be downloading from here will be generated by github through github actions. I don't have to waste my time building and releasing them manually, you need not to care about the program having so-called "virus" lol, if you still fear that, you can build the application yourself from the code using pyinstaller)

If you are a non-geeky/techy person, you are just supposed to skip reading above points, and scroll down and download the "PWRpc.exe" and run it in your PC, (there is no build for linux users, because bruh you are a linux user, go build it yourself, ain't you using linux?), (as of mac users, shooo go build users, I am only spoonfeeding windows users 😂😂)

NOTE (again): Windows defender or any other antivirus might flag the executable as a false-positive. You need not to worry about it being malicious, it is completely safe (I am not paying microsoft for such simple application, neither I have time to let the application get reputation from more than around 3000 people and get verified lol), the exe is not even built by me, a github action builds the executable. Even if you still fear, you can directly run the code itself (as you can see it), or just build it on your own pc using pyinstaller.**

A small teaser of the output: