Prepare v0.1.0 for public release

- Reorganize wiki images into structured folders
- Remove old UserGuides directory structure
- Update CHANGELOG and README for first release
- Engine updates and GUI improvements

CHANGELOG.md

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 # Jackify Changelog
 
+## v0.1.0 - First Public Release  
+**Release Date:** September 11, 2025
+
+**MILESTONE**: Jackify is now ready for public release! This marks the transition from private development to open-source availability.
+
+### Major Milestone Features
+- **Native Linux Engine**: jackify-engine v0.3.12+ providing optimal performance without Wine dependencies
+- **Dual Interface**: Full-featured GUI and interactive CLI for all user preferences  
+- **Steam Deck Optimized**: Native Steam integration with proper Proton configuration
+- **Comprehensive Modlist Support**: Wide compatibility with Wabbajack modlists
+- **Production Ready**: Stable, tested, and ready for community use
+
+### Recent Critical Fixes
+- **Steam Deck Proton Setting**: Fixed critical bug where Proton version was not being set for shortcuts on Steam Deck
+  - Root cause: Steam AppID caching conflicts with deterministic AppID generation
+  - Solution: Reverted to random AppID generation to avoid cache conflicts
+  - Also fixes long-standing "Installed Locally" visibility issue
+- **ProtontricksHandler Steam Deck Detection**: Fixed hardcoded steamdeck=False parameter
+
+### New Features  
+- **Ko-Fi Support Links**: Added official Ko-Fi support links using official brand colors
+  - Centered link in bottom status bar: "♥ Support on Ko-fi"
+  - Subtle link in success dialogs: "Enjoying Jackify? Support development ♥"
+  - Uses official Ko-Fi blue color (#72A5F2) from brand guidelines
+
+### Improvements
+- **Process Monitor**: Updated to show texconv.exe processes and removed obsolete compressonator references
+- **Terminal Output**: Suppressed GPU driver detection messages in normal mode (still visible with --debug)
+
+---
+
 ## v0.0.32 - Engine Update and FNV Simplification  
 **Release Date:** September 8, 2025
 

README.md

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 Thank you for your interest in Jackify - the next step, and a giant leap forward from my automated Wabbajack and modlist post-install scripts. So, Jackify - What is it?
 
-Jackify is an almost Linux-native application written in Python, with a GUI produced with PySide6, and a full featured CLI interface if preferred. More info on the "almost" can be found in the full Introduction Wiki page. Currently, there are two main functions that Jackify will perform at this stage of development:
+Jackify is an almost Linux-native application written in Python, with a GUI produced with PySide6, and a full featured CLI interface if preferred. More info on the "almost" can be found in the full Introduction Wiki page. 
+
+**Important Notes for Alpha Users:**
+- This is the first alpha release - there WILL be bugs and issues that need to be resolved
+- I am not a UI developer, so the current interface is functional but not polished
+- Please report any issues you encounter to help improve the application
+
+Currently, there are two main functions that Jackify will perform at this stage of development:
 
 - Install Wabbajack modlists using jackify-engine (more on jackify-engine in the full Introduction wiki linked above).
 - Fully automate the configuration of the Steam shortcut, modlist paths, prefix components, launch options and various other tweaks required to run Wabbajack Modlists on Linux.
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 - Linux system (Most modern distributions supported)
 - Python 3.8+ installed
 - Steam installed and configured, Proton Experimental available
+- **Nexus Mods Premium subscription** (required for automated downloads)
+  - Non-premium support planned for future releases
+- **FUSE** (required for AppImage execution)
+  - Pre-installed on most Linux distributions
+  - If AppImage fails to run, install FUSE using your distribution's package manager
 
 ### Installation