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Gauge 0.8.3

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 17 Oct 17:19
0.8.2: read CPU temperature from whichever sensor reports

Gauge bound one CPU temperature sensor at launch and fell back to the
ACPI thermal zone when it gave no value, which on many desktops is a
fixed number. It now walks every CPU temperature sensor in priority
order each tick, records the source, logs it when it changes, and shows
it (with the elevation state) in --sensor-probe.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.8.2

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 17 Oct 16:38
0.8.1: fix CPU temperature and clock freezing without admin rights

Without the kernel driver, Telemetry drops the hardware library's empty CPU
sensors after three ticks and falls back to Windows' ACPI thermal zone and
performance counter. The CPU values were not cleared after that, so the
fallbacks stopped running and the last reading stuck. They are now cleared
every tick. Adds --sensor-probe, which logs Gauge's readings next to the
library's raw CPU sensors.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.8.1

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 17 Oct 16:01
Stop tracking the docs/index.html landing page draft

It was picked up by accident in the 0.8.0 commit. The file stays on disk
and is now ignored.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.8.0

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 17 Oct 15:38
0.7.2: Keychron Q1 HE lighting through VIA

A native driver for QMK keyboards that speak VIA protocol v3 over raw HID
(usage page FF60): it reads the RGB matrix's current effect, brightness,
speed and colour, sets them with VIA's custom-value commands, and saves to
the keyboard once changes settle. Only boards with a known effect list are
claimed; the Keychron Q1 HE (3434:0B10) is the first. Device reports now
include what unclaimed QMK interfaces answer. --qmk-test runs the driver
against a simulated VIA keyboard.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.7.2

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 17 Oct 15:01
0.7.1: segmented-dial logo and a new installer panel

The mark is now a 270-degree dial in nine segments, six lit, drawn once in
Brand.cs and used for the app icon, the navigation rail, the tray menu, the
installer panel and the README banner (16-24 px icons use a five-segment
form). The installer panel is redesigned to match the app, with a track for
Velopack's 12 px progress bar, and release.ps1 now draws it with the version
being released.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.7.1

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 16 Oct 18:11
Animated page showcases in the README

Each feature section now shows its page in motion instead of a still,
drawn frame by frame by Gauge's own renderer on the hero's black stage:
Monitor running live on a seamless 30 second loop, Lighting setting
colours and the Breathing and Wave effects, Specs scrolling through the
inventory and copying it, and Settings cycling accent colours and the
start-up switches. The PNG screenshots stay in docs/screenshots.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Gauge 0.7.0

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 16 Oct 08:11
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v0.7.0

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Gauge 0.6.1

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 16 Oct 07:32
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v0.6.1

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Gauge 0.6.0

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 16 Oct 07:00
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v0.6.0

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Gauge 0.5.2

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@Manny912-dev Manny912-dev released this 15 Oct 22:38
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v0.5.2

Initial commit