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Windows 10 1809 sessions with only the Microsoft display driver expose OpenGL 1.1, which egui_glow refuses. The Windows build now uses wgpu on Direct3D 12 and its adapter selector accepts WARP, the software rasterizer, after every hardware class, so a VM or Remote Desktop session still starts. Linux keeps the smaller glow renderer.
The GUI is a windows-subsystem binary now, so launching it from the Start menu does not flash a console; startup failures and --help go to a native message box. The PowerShell installer pauses before closing unless -NoPause is passed.
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publish.sh builds the GUI with the gui-release profile, names it zagan-bet-gui-<version>-<platform>-<arch>, and renders a bash and a PowerShell installer next to each app. Both embed the app's SHA-256, verify the file (or fetch it), install per-user and add a launcher: a desktop entry plus an SVG icon on Linux, a Start-menu shortcut on Windows.
The download page gains a Desktop app section with the apps and installers, keeps the terminal client and server, links the public git repository for the GPL source, and lists every file in the sha256sum block. deploy.sh verifies all four artifact kinds. Publishing refuses a dirty tree so the linked history matches the binaries.
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