v.0.2.0

This is a feature release. One of the most important improvements is a support for better system integration with macOS. Now ImageJ/Fiji can be installed in the Application directory. See macOS installation info in the ReadMe

All improvements:

• Use launcher location to infer ij-dir. #5
• Session log is saved to ~/.ijp_imagej_launcher.log to facilitate troubleshooting when not running from command
  prompt. The log is reset for each session. #6
• Better inference of ImageJ directory on macOS - consider launcher being in subdirectory "Contents/MacOS" #7

v.0.1.0

Initial release

Features

• Uses similar options to the original ImageJ Launcher, so IJP Launcher can be drop-in replacement
• Intended to be used with Java 11 or newer
• Provides native executable for various OS/Hardware systems
  • Windows
  • Mac OS X Arm64 (Apple Silicon)
  • Mac OS X Intel (download will be added upon request)
  • Linux
• Selects location of the ImageJ directory
  • Startup directory or
  • Directory specified by --ij-dir command line option
• Locates Java Virtual Machine for ImageJ:
  • Use Java VM requested by the user (--java-home)
  • Use JAVA_HOME environment variable
  • Search ImageJ directory for available Java executables
• Determines the amount of memory used by JVM based on total system memory, uses 75% of the max
• Determines available imagej-launcher*.jar
• Performs updates pending after the last time ImageJ was closed