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Mluva 2.4.0 — native account sync

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@1vecera 1vecera released this 16 Oct 12:32
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Mluva 2.4.0 brings native account sync into the distributed desktop app and puts Account sync directly in the main toolbar, beside Settings. Open it to sign in with your browser and manage connected devices. Use the same account at mluva.danielvecera.com.

  • Opt into sharing new recordings with selected named devices; keep originals, edits, completed rewrites and shared history consistent across desktop and web. Existing private history is not uploaded on sign-in.
  • Keep native recording useful offline with the selected speech provider and local models. Account sync carries text only, and Incognito pauses sharing.
  • Install matching 2.4.0 native app and Omarchy widget from one prepared package. Existing settings, History, retained audio and models are preserved.

Download mluva-2.4.0-omarchy-x86_64.tar.gz and SHA256SUMS, verify with sha256sum --ignore-missing --check SHA256SUMS, extract the archive, quit Mluva, and run bash install.sh inside it. The source archive is also attached. Installation can request system-package privileges when prerequisites are missing.

The unchanged optional Tensaku editor and private phone bridge artifacts remain in v2.3.0. This release does not stop an installed bridge, change its access policy, or redeploy the hosted app. Hosted microphone transcription and web rewriting remain disabled pending their activation requirements.

Verification: full native gate (155 passed, 74 explicitly ignored integration tests), strict Clippy, formatting, ShellCheck, shortcut portal checks (21 workflows / 59 states), hosted syntax/package-format checks, archive inventory validation, and an isolated install/startup/account-callback smoke. Release evidence links the existing account, browser and responsive screenshot evidence. Hosted CI was not run; it is manual-only.

Physical microphone/Wayland permission handling and phone hardware remain unverified. The toolbar resolves sign-in discoverability; Daniel's particular external sign-in failure was not reproduced. Existing Experimental labels remain unchanged.

Changes: #93, #94 and #95, plus release metadata and documentation. Fixes S27-624.