hainguyents13/mechvibes v3.2.0 on GitHub

Linux: X11 now reads the keyboard and mouse the same way Wayland does, and picks up devices plugged in while the app runs. With your user in the input group, Mechvibes reads keys, clicks and the mouse wheel straight from the input devices on X11 too, whichever window is in front, and a keyboard or mouse you plug in later, or that reconnects after sleep, is heard within a couple of seconds instead of after a restart. Without the input group, X11 keeps using the older listeners, so sound still works there. On X11 this adds the mouse wheel, and, as on Wayland, touchpad taps and two-finger scrolling make no sound. Thanks to @Palatis for the device handling and its tests (#122).

Windows: Mechvibes-<version>-Setup-x64.exe, the installer and the only asset the in-app updater uses.
Linux (Debian/Ubuntu): .deb. Install with sudo dpkg -i. It does not add you to the input group; run sudo usermod -a -G input $USER and log out/in, or key events won't be seen.
Linux (any distro): .AppImage is portable, with no install step. Run chmod +x on it first, then launch it. The input group requirement is the same as the .deb and nothing sets it up for you: sudo usermod -a -G input $USER, then log out and back in, or key events won't be seen.
macOS (Apple Silicon): .dmg. Open it and drag Mechvibes to Applications. Ad-hoc signed but not notarized, so Gatekeeper blocks a normal double-click: right-click the app → Open → confirm, once. See README-macos.txt.

What's Changed

docs(soundpacks): describe the zip-first library flow for the web editor by @hainguyents13 in #141
feat(linux): read input through evdev on X11 too, with hot-plug by @hainguyents13 in #143

Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.2.0