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ZeeTerm 1.0.1
ZeeTerm 1.0.1: Linux version, automatic reconnect for the file panel, more accurate double-click selection
This is the first public release of ZeeTerm, with builds for Windows, Linux and macOS. ZeeTerm is a native SSH, SFTP, Telnet and serial terminal client written in Rust and rendered with GPUI: no Electron, no WebView2, no embedded browser.
New
- Linux version (x86_64; Ubuntu 22.04 / Debian 12 or newer; Wayland and X11): a
.debpackage (sudo apt install ./ZeeTerm-1.0.1-linux-x86_64.deb) and a.tar.gzthat installs without root. Saved passwords are kept in the system keyring, and in-app updates are supported - When the file panel loses its connection it shows "Disconnected" and reconnects once automatically; you can also reconnect from the tab's context menu, the panel title bar or the refresh button
- The title bar of a detached file window has a new "Dock beside terminal" button that puts it back next to the terminal
- The file panel remembers whether the local pane is shown; in the stacked layout the remote pane is on top and the local pane below
Improved
- Double-click selection in the terminal now matches the VS Code terminal: URLs, paths and strings with symbols are selected as a whole, and what you copy is exactly what you see
- The update window no longer has a separate "Confirm install" step: once the signature is verified, one click on "Install now" is enough
- Narrow file panels always show the current folder
- If the file panel fails to connect the first time, refreshing or reopening it connects once the problem is fixed; there is no need to close the tab
Fixed
- Linux: local copies keep the executable bit; downloaded files are never given wider permissions than on the server, and never end up unreadable for their owner
- The "No proxies yet" hint in Settings no longer pushes a closing bracket onto a new line
- Linux: reopening a serial port right after closing it no longer reports that the device is busy
macOS preview (Apple Silicon)
- Download
ZeeTerm-1.0.1-macos-arm64.zip, unzip it and drag ZeeTerm into Applications; macOS 14 or newer is required. Or use Homebrew:brew install --cask moeshinx/tap/zeeterm - This build is not signed or notarized by Apple yet: the first time you open it, macOS blocks it. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click "Open Anyway"; after that it opens normally
- When you save a password (and the first time you start a new version), macOS may ask whether ZeeTerm may use your keychain; choose "Always Allow"
- There is no in-app auto-update on macOS yet: download the new version from the releases page and replace ZeeTerm in Applications (or run
brew upgrade --cask zeetermif you installed it with Homebrew). Your data and saved hosts are kept
SHA-256
ZeeTerm-Setup-1.0.1.exe:e3d902e2e91fc80c0eb949867d44cccc9af058affadd37a54dca5dfcb5c4ade5ZeeTerm-1.0.1-linux-x86_64.deb:87ccd8dbd2995e92e5c98ff94194b92316ded373c858f9ba7e9c3523c6aab378ZeeTerm-1.0.1-linux-x86_64.tar.gz:57160e88035bd83cef01099b398fca51de2af752673360b8e2da7f9a09144110ZeeTerm-1.0.1-macos-arm64.zip:24f18c9b6c06e569c3b646dc4a2c8354b8afa653b3909bc2e459f0837b149e2c