Murmure 1.11.3
A release focused on control and reliability: a new way to run your prompts on selected text, a dictionary that accepts far more than single words, and a long list of audio and shortcut fixes.
Transform your selection
Each LLM mode now has its own shortcut, from Ctrl+Alt+Shift+1 to Ctrl+Alt+Shift+4. Select some text, press it, and the mode's saved prompt runs on that selection, with no dictation at all.
A better dictionary
Your entries can now use every character the model knows, not just letters, and two-word entries are supported, so full names and expressions finally fit. A word counter tells you when the list is getting long, and you can import and export it as plain text.
Quieter, clearer audio
Murmure lowers your system volume while you record, so music no longer bleeds into your dictation. The start and stop sounds are louder, with a slider to set them where you want.
Also new
- A pacman package for Arch-based distros.
- A
--hiddenflag to start Murmure without showing the window. - Pause and ScrollLock can be used as shortcuts, and any key the backend detects can now be recorded, including F13.
- The fn / globe key can be bound on macOS.
Fixes
- A copied image stays in your clipboard when you dictate, instead of being replaced by empty text.
- Accented characters are typed natively in Direct mode on Wayland.
- Bluetooth microphones are listed on Linux.
- Long dictations keep their stop sound, and chunks are no longer silently truncated.
- The Transform and paste shortcuts no longer break when you hold the keys.
- The log file is capped at 1 MB while the app runs, and logging can be turned off entirely.
- The wake word listener no longer floods the log or flickers the tray icon.
- Security updates for dependencies.
🙏 Thanks
- Beta testers: @tomsquest, @laurentkempe
- Contributors: @flomillot, @nicob3y, @gregoryrivage
- Donors: Nicholas, Nutwing, Ubertartine, Chase, Gizmo38, Aparrot, scwall, Prometee
See full CHANGELOG.
