TRYX Panorama Manager 2.3.0

TRYX Panorama Manager 2.3.0

Highlights

• Independent Automatic / Custom CPU and GPU badge text on capable Panorama SE
  (391a:1021) displays, including separate left/right choices in Split.
• Saved layouts, explicit Load and Apply, independent left/right overlay
  styling, and grouped metric search with up to three metrics per area.
• Full-screen and Split-area media preparation, richer device-copy metadata,
  and stricter Replace checks that preserve the other display area.
• Confirmed device specifications, Celsius/Fahrenheit and 12/24-hour settings,
  optional NVIDIA telemetry, GUI autostart, and configurable close behavior.
• Local redacted support reports, safe unused temporary-file cleanup, and the
  one-shot local tryx command-line client.
• Quiet startup/hourly GitHub release notifications. Updates remain manual:
  there is no automatic download, installation, restart, or firmware update.

Reliability

• Preserve existing D-Bus API 8 contracts and exact model capability gates
  while separating runtime, session, worker, operation, and protocol ownership.
• Recover when the runtime connection revision advances between cached reads,
  instead of leaving GUI controls disabled. Late replies from older owners or
  handshakes are discarded; recovery does not replay device mutations.
• Preserve Custom choices, saved layouts, and manual Retry context through
  versioned snapshots and configuration backups.
• Keep cleanup candidates pinned until completion to reject file replacement
  even when a filesystem reuses inode numbers; release pins on cancellation
  and failure. Support-report UTC timestamps remain compatible with Qt 6.4.
• Keep finalized recovered-media files pinned until their records are removed,
  including failed cleanup, so identical-byte replacements cannot be claimed.
• Preserve the previous file when flushing an atomic write fails on Qt 6.4,
  covering configuration, recovery journals, catalogs, and media copies.
• Keep support-report file identity pinned through publication and rollback,
  so a replaced file cannot be removed after inode reuse.
• Keep deferred UI actions compatible with Qt 6.4 and wrap long layout hints
  without pushing controls outside their panels.
• Validate compiled translations against current source strings on supported
  Qt toolchains, including the older Linguist tools shipped with Ubuntu 24.04.
• Preserve the socket of another running TRYX instance during crash recovery
  even when the filesystem immediately reuses the removed socket's inode.

Upgrade and known limitations

Back up the user profile before upgrading. Overlay v3, Saved v2, and Retry v12
are not a general round-trip to older packages. Returning badges to Automatic
does not downgrade on-disk formats. Do not install an older runtime over newer
state or delete state to bypass a guard. Private configuration backups are not
complete media backups; rollback needs a verified offline recovery plan.

Custom text is available only on 1021; device fonts may not render every
accepted Unicode glyph. Replace is blocked while Custom is active: use Save as
new, select the new copy, and Apply. The model support matrix is unchanged.
Panorama 1011, Turris 2011, and NVIDIA have not gained new maintainer hardware
qualification in this release. Turris remains acknowledged user-media upload
only. Physical firmware flashing and extended 24-hour qualification are not
claimed by this release preparation.

The desktop GUI checks GitHub automatically at startup and hourly, without an
opt-in switch. Requests contain no device identifiers, logs, or media metadata;
GitHub receives normal connection information, including the public IP address.

Native package targets: Fedora 43/44 RPM, Ubuntu 24.04 / Linux Mint 22 DEB,
and current Arch Linux. Verify downloaded assets against SHA256SUMS.