Changelog.

Control the way DeskDash looks

New

• Theme builder: design your own theme in Settings > Themes. Start from the current look, adjust colors, fonts, spacing and effects with a live preview on your desktop, and save it as a personal theme you can edit or delete any time.
• Bundled fonts: Audiowide, Nunito and Nunito Sans now ship with the app, so themes and widgets can rely on them on any machine. Ask for more fonts you want to see included, and we can add them to the bundle.
• Release notes: bigger updates now introduce themselves, like this one. You can turn these screens off, and the full history is always at desktop-dashboard.com/changelog.
• Today widget: the date set large across the widget, one or two lines of weekday, month, day number or year. Ships with the app.

Improved

• The Themes page leads with a Create theme card, and the Automatic wallpaper theme sits at the front of the gallery.
• Widgets can bundle their own font files, declared in the manifest and verified on load.
• The Neon Rain theme uses the new display face for headline text.

DeskDash 0.1.7

Updates apply when you restart, and only then

An update that arrives while you are using DeskDash no longer installs itself out from under you. It downloads, verifies, and waits at Restart to update. Restarting is what applies it: the next launch installs it on its own, no second click. In a hurry? Clicking the tray item or the button in Settings still updates right away.

DeskDash 0.1.6

A simpler setup guide

Every step is one line now, with pictures where they help. Adding widgets shows the tray icon you click, and a new last step points at support.

Your widgets live somewhere you can find

New installs keep widgets and themes in Documents\DeskDash instead of a hidden app-data folder. Existing installs are untouched: your current folder stays exactly where it is, and you can move it any time from Settings > General.

In-app update control: the edit palette now has a Check for updates button with live status (checking, downloading, restart to apply), including the real error message when a check fails. Update behavior itself is unchanged: nothing installs until you click.