Ternway v0.2.1

• Organized Settings into sections, with About last.
• Fixed SSH import readability in dark mode and dialog rendering on macOS.

Ternway v0.2.0

• Added Ternway branding and an About page.
• Added SSH config import, connection groups and a clearer connection library.
• Added reusable identities using the standard SSH-agent protocol, with system or custom sockets.
• Fixed Bash 3.2 command markers and SSH-agent socket handling.

Known issue: 1Password signing can still stall in the packaged macOS app.

hbox-term v0.1.0

First release, for Linux (x86_64, ARM64) and macOS (Apple Silicon, Intel).

Terminal

• Opens into your login shell on a local PTY, with tabs, splits, pane zoom and a tab strip you
  can reorder, rename and close with the middle button.
• Ghostty's keybindings on Linux and iTerm2's on macOS, changeable with keybind = lines.
• Configuration in Ghostty's format (~/.config/hbox-term/config), which includes your Ghostty
  config, reloads on save and supports profiles, including per-host profiles for SSH tabs.
• Shell integration for zsh, bash and fish, locally and over SSH: exit status marks, prompt
  jumping, copying the last command's output, new panes in the current directory, and
  notifications when long commands finish.
• Quick (drop-down) terminal with a global hotkey or hbox-term --toggle-quick.
• Clickable URLs and file:line paths that open in your editor, inline images (sixel and iTerm2),
  triggers, broadcast input, paste history, completion from pane output, and session restore.
• Dracula and Alucard themes and bundled JetBrains Mono.

Servers

• SSH with passwords, keys, SSH config import and jump hosts; host keys checked against
  known_hosts; secrets kept in an encrypted vault behind a master password.
• System overview, processes, systemd services, logs, ports, files over SFTP, disk usage, Docker
  and Podman, Compose, cron, packages, users, SSH keys, firewall rules and SSH tunnels.
• Server terminals docked beside the other views, and remote files edited in your local editor.

Updates

• Settings → Updates (or "Check for updates" in the command palette) checks GitHub when you ask,
  shows the release notes, and installs a signed update with one click. AppImage, .deb, .rpm
  and macOS installs update in place.
• install.sh installs the right package for your system and verifies its checksum.