debpalash/OmniVoice-Studio v0.3.14

v0.3.14 — OmniVoice Studio

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A fast follow to v0.3.13: every engine family now has a visible picker. Settings → Engines showed only a TTS table, with the ASR and LLM pickers hidden behind a low-discoverability tab — so the 10 transcription engines (including the new OpenAI-compatible backend) looked unswitchable without env vars. Now all three families get their own table. Also in: the Linux AppImage's white-screen auto-workaround now checks the WebKitGTK it actually ships (not whatever your system reports), and installing to a different drive on Windows is properly documented.

Added

• ASR engines get the same Settings picker TTS has. Settings → Engines now shows a visible picker table per family — TTS, ASR, and LLM — instead of a single TTS-titled table with the other families tucked behind a tab (README even promised a Settings ASR picker that didn't exist). The OpenAI-compatible backend and the 9 local ASR engines become selectable with one click, no env vars needed; an explicit OMNIVOICE_ASR_BACKEND still wins over the Settings pick, so pinned setups behave exactly as before. (no issue — UX gap found during #877)

Fixed

• The Linux AppImage's white-screen auto-workaround now checks the right WebKitGTK. The launcher decided whether to apply the compositing workaround by asking the system's pkg-config — but the version that actually runs is the bundled one, which the AppImage prioritizes. On any machine where the two diverge (e.g. building from source with newer dev packages installed), the detection read the wrong number and could skip a workaround the running library needed. The build now stamps the bundled version into the AppImage at package time, and the launcher reads that stamp — correct by construction. The launcher's shell tests also now run in CI, which they previously never did. (#961 follow-up)

Docs

• Windows: installing to a different drive is documented — the wizard's directory picker works for any local drive; mapped network drives are a Windows Installer limitation (not installable-to by design); and the big data (models/voices) moves independently via Settings → Storage or Portable mode. (#938)

Linux x64 artifacts

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macOS Intel artifacts

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Windows x64 artifacts

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