README and CHANGELOG improved

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Vinicius Moreira
2019-07-02 10:49:53 -03:00
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The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/).
## [0.3.0] - 2019-07-XX
## [0.3.0] - 2019-07-02
### Features
- Applications search
- Now when you right-click a selected application you can:
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- downgrade
- install and uninstall it
- "About" window available when right-clicking the tray icon.
- Now the application accepts arguments related to environment variables as well. Check 'README.md'.
### Improvements
- Performance and memory usage
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- Showing runtime apps when no app is available
- Allowing to specify a custom app translation with the environment variable **FPAKMAN_LOCALE**
- Adding expiration time for cached app data. Default to 1 hour. The environment variable **FPAKMAN_CACHE_EXPIRATION** can change this value.
- Now the application accepts arguments related to environment variables as well. Check 'README.md'.
- Minor GUI improvements
- Notifying only new updates
- New icon

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## fpakman
Non-official graphical user interface for Flatpak application management. It is a tray icon that let the user known when new updates are available and
an application management panel.
an application management panel where you can search, update, install and uninstall applications.
### Developed with:
- Python3 and Qt5.
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### Autostart
In order to autostart the application, use your Desktop Environment settings to register it as a startup application / script ("fpakman").
(P.S: the installation script currently does not do that)
### Settings
You can change some application settings via environment variables or arguments (type ```fpakman --help``` to get more information).