Goal
Publish a tested Windows executable so users can try UltraShare without setting up Python manually.
Why this matters
UltraShare is aimed at presenters, streamers, teachers, and remote workers. A downloadable release lowers the barrier for people who are not comfortable cloning a repository or running Python commands.
Suggested steps
- Run the manual workflow: Build Windows executable.
- Download the UltraShare-windows artifact.
- Test UltraShare.exe on Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- Confirm the control panel opens.
- Confirm the overlay frame appears.
- Confirm the window list refreshes.
- Snap a normal application window into the overlay region.
- Move the overlay and confirm the snapped window stays aligned.
- Note any elevated-window or multi-monitor limitations.
- Publish a GitHub Release with the executable and short release notes.
Acceptance criteria
- A GitHub Release exists with UltraShare.exe attached.
- Release notes explain that this is an early Windows build.
- The README links to the release.
- Any known limitations found during testing are documented.
Goal
Publish a tested Windows executable so users can try UltraShare without setting up Python manually.
Why this matters
UltraShare is aimed at presenters, streamers, teachers, and remote workers. A downloadable release lowers the barrier for people who are not comfortable cloning a repository or running Python commands.
Suggested steps
Acceptance criteria