PR Replacing #122: New README (with Chromium Fix) and GUI Stub

[MDNich]

Hey everyone,

Thanks for everything; I incorporated the suggestion on the chromium in the README, and I created a GUI Stub, with a UI like the following:

Please let me know whether this is along the lines you all were thinking of, or if you want something completely different (I'm open to anything, using storyboard).

[andy9a9]

Binary files like .DS_Store, .xcuserstate have to be excluded

[MDNich]

Ok I removed the binary files, what are your thoughts on the initial GUI design? @andy9a9

[andy9a9]

Ok I removed the binary files, what are your thoughts on the initial GUI design? @andy9a9

Some binary files like xuserdatad are still there.

• Is the initial GUI design something new, or is there something already?
• Squash some commits like update Readme

[MDNich]

Ok I will remove the remaining ones; some of them are necessary for Xcode to work properly though, so I think they may have to stay.

For the GUI, I did not see any other attempts to make one, so this is my own design. I was wondering whether you guys liked the design so I could keep working on it, or if you would like a different kind of GUI so I could implement that instead.

Thank you so much,

MDNich

[MDNich]

Some binary files like xuserdatad are still there.

xcuserdatad is not a binary file; its a folder with a plist inside (probably an Xcode internal thing).

[MDNich]

I am also not sure how to squash commits; on the merge with Asahi-installer:main you can choose to squash and merge, but I do not think I can do that. Github won't let me sign in to cli git.

[andy9a9]

I am also not sure how to squash commits; on the merge with Asahi-installer:main you can choose to squash and merge, but I do not think I can do that. Github won't let me sign in to cli git.

git rebase -i and fixup and force push are your friends ;) https://medium.com/@slamflipstrom/a-beginners-guide-to-squashing-commits-with-git-rebase-8185cf6e62ec