Cero 2.2.1 for Linux

Cero 2.2.1 for Linux

A fix release for 2.2.0. Install it over 2.2.0; your settings, workflows and keys carry over.

Downloads

• Arch, Manjaro, EndeavourOS: cero-terminal-bin-2.2.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
• Ubuntu 22.04 or later, Debian 12, Mint, Pop!_OS: Cero_2.2.1_amd64.deb
• Fedora 38 or later, openSUSE: Cero-2.2.1-1.x86_64.rpm
• Any other x86_64 distribution: Cero_2.2.1_amd64.AppImage

Checksums: SHA256SUMS.txt.

What is fixed

You saw	Now
Ctrl+C and the prompt queue could disagree about what was running	Ctrl+C and the queue always keep one consistent state; the queue panel is more compact, and its "not saved across restarts" note is a tooltip on the title.
An approval request could take over a prompt you were writing	An approval request never takes over a prompt being written.
Arrow keys and paste could commit or duplicate suggestion (ghost) text	Arrows and paste can no longer commit or duplicate suggestion text.
Esc handling in Settings was not reliably tested	Esc closes Settings through one tested handler that consumes the key.
The status bar and restart did not always follow the model in use	The status bar and restart restore follow the real active model.
"Open folder X" failed for some ways of naming a folder or app	More ways to name an existing folder or app are understood, checked against a real directory tree.
A saved workflow was not always found again by name, and some "save as workflow" phrasings were ignored	A saved workflow is found again by name, and more save phrasings are understood.
The built-in model and API models could be held to different standards	Both are held to the same decision call; grammar whitespace is bounded.

Docs for Ctrl+C and queue behaviour, ghost-text accept, Esc in Settings, and saving workflows by sentence were updated.

Not verified yet: these packages were built on Arch Linux. Only the Arch package has been installed and run here; the deb, rpm and AppImage were built but not run on their own distributions. Please report problems.