WinLine 3.16.4

• Fixed mismatched version issues
• Added built-in method to re-install broken services (automatic repair when running the update command, manually induce using service_repair)
• Fixed a few random bugs
• Patched update service to fix 3.16.x update bug

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• To fix configuration issues, run the reconfigure command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

This version is not fully compatible with Linux. Please use WinLine 3.13

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.16.2

BREAKING CHANGES

• External documentation is no longer shipped

Changes

• Added a new External Tools implementation
• Fixed OS detection issues
• Fixed internal syntax highlighting issues
• Cleaned up error handling (again)
• Fixed components not shipping with WinLine

Known Issues

• This version of WinLine identifies itself as 3.16.1. It is not.
• If you have the developer build of the REAL 3.16.1, you will be unable to automatically update

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• To fix configuration issues, run the reconfigure command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

This version is not fully compatible with Linux. Please use WinLine 3.13

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.15.2

• Fixed multiple issues with services
• Fixed update issues
• Updated ls command to use the system implementation

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• To fix configuration issues, run the reconfigure command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

This version is not fully compatible with Linux. Please use WinLine 3.13

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.15

• Migrated some code to external service files
• Implemented service file functionality
• Added automatic updates (which can be turned off)
• Fixed major bugs from 3.14

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• To fix configuration issues, run the reconfigure command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

***This version is not fully compatible with Linux. Please wait for

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.14

• Added new configuration options
• Fixed a few issues with Linux
• Added better clarity as to what permissions we're requesting
• Migrated back to a text-based Windows installer
• Deprecated the Rebirth Launcher and Shoutout Launcher components

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• To enable the new configuration options, add the following to your configuration:
  SERVER_URL = "https://psychon-dev-studios.github.io/nwl_stirehost" # The URL WinLine will connect to in order to update and for other resources
REQUIRE_HTTPS = True # If set to true, HTTP URLs will be rejected

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

1. Verify you have Python 3.8 or later installed
2. Run install_linux.py. DO NOT USE INSTALL.PY, this is for Windows
3. Wait for installation to finish. You'll need to enter your password to enable command-line support

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.13

This update has released a new version of the configuration file and involves a complete overhaul for that system.
The new configuration file makes it easier for end users to adjust settings, including the server WinLine uses for updates

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command
• WinLine should automatically repair the configuration file. If it does not, run "reconfigure" to get up and running again

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

1. Verify you have Python 3.8 or later installed
2. Run install_linux.py. DO NOT USE INSTALL.PY, this is for Windows
3. Wait for installation to finish. You'll need to enter your password to enable command-line support

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.12

Changes in this version:

• Fixed a few more color run-on issues
• Fixed the icon
• Added better update functionality - will check if the current version is the latest one before updating
• Added better error messages during the update process
• Fixed issue with malformed server version code due to a line break
• Added better catastrophic error handling

WinLine 3.11.1

This release just fixes a few issues with the installer and a couple of bugs with WinLine itself

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

1. Verify you have Python 3.8 or later installed
2. Run install_linux.py. DO NOT USE INSTALL.PY, this is for Windows
3. Wait for installation to finish. You'll need to enter your password to enable command-line support

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home/username/.winline/

WinLine 3.11

This release is mostly an update to fix a whole bunch of issues

• Changed the wording for some Component prompts to add clarity
• Added separate messages for when a component is already disabled, enabled, or loaded
• Modified a whole bunch of component code. These changes allow the user to directly disable a component without unloading it first
• Added the wifi_info command
• Added the newer color shades to color_cycle
• Fixed wording for safe mode errors
• Migrated most of the remaining Windows-only commands to work on Linux

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

1. Verify you have Python 3.8 or later installed
2. Run install_linux.py. DO NOT USE INSTALL.PY, this is for Windows
3. Wait for installation to finish. You'll need to enter your password to enable command-line support

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home//.winline/

WinLine 3.9.8

This release fixes #14

To update

• Open WinLine and run the update command

Want to use WinLine from the Windows Terminal (Microsoft Store)?

1. Make sure you have this terminal installed: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701
2. Launch the Windows Terminal
3. Open the settings and click "Add a new profile"
4. Set "Command Line" to %SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command "python (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine\terminal.py"
5. Set "Starting directory" to (windows drive):\ProgramData\winLine
6. Under "Appearance", set "Intense text style" to Bold font with bright colors
7. (Optional) Under "advanced", set "Profile termination behavior" to Never close automatically

Install on Linux

1. Verify you have Python 3.8 or later installed
2. Run install_linux.py. DO NOT USE INSTALL.PY, this is for Windows
3. Wait for installation to finish. You'll need to enter your password to enable command-line support

You'll be able to run WinLine by opening a terminal and typing "winline"
Data is stored here on Linux: /home//.winline/