• Pressing Play no longer crashes the Linux app (#610). On WebKitGTK 2.54 (Fedora 44 and other
  current distros) the whole window died the moment Play checked which video formats it can
  decode, whenever WebKit's DMA-BUF renderer was off, which the app does on most AMD and Intel
  machines. WebKit wanted a graphics display the page had not made yet; the app now makes it
  first.
• If Play ever crashes while the picture starts, the next launch recovers (Linux). The app
  notices, decodes the picture without the graphics card from then on, and says so once.
• Settings › Window › Graphics › Hardware video decoding (Linux). Off decodes Remote Play's
  picture in software (GStreamer's graphics-card decoders are ranked out; applies after a
  restart). Safe graphics mode turns it off too, and PS5UPLOAD_SOFTWARE_VIDEO=1 does for one
  launch. The startup log says which is used ([linux] video decoding: …).
• Updating the Windows zip copy works again, and leaves nothing behind (#611). "Install and
  restart" (and installing updates automatically) closed the app without installing anything and
  without opening it again, and every launch downloaded the same update once more. The install
  ran in a hidden PowerShell script after the app had quit, the same pattern the Windows setup
  stopped using in 9.0.1 because security software and policies can block it. PS5Upload now puts
  the new PS5Upload.exe in place itself before it closes, starts the new version, and the new
  version tidies up. If anything goes wrong the app stays open on the old version and says why.
• Updates no longer pile up in Downloads (#611). An update the app installs itself is
  downloaded into its own folder, reused if it's already there, and deleted once the new version
  starts. Only a download you install by hand still goes to Downloads. Old update downloads that
  earlier versions left there are listed in Settings → Updates with a Remove button; nothing
  is deleted without asking.
• A failed update is said once and not retried in a loop. If an install didn't take (on any
  system), the next launch says so with the reason, and that version isn't installed by itself
  again. Settings → Updates and the update bar offer Try again and Download page.