SysMon 2.1.0

Ten rooms. Switching themes changes the room, not just the paint.

New in 2.1.0

• Four new palettes: Paper (warm reading light, leather
  accent), Basalt (bevel city — carved gray stone, steel-blue
  accent), Amber CRT (service-terminal amber phosphor), and
  Chromacore (the 1905 green terminal this design language grew
  from). All ten get equal care: full token blocks, stone triples,
  light/dark-aware graph colors.
• Two new graph palettes — amber and terminal — and theme
  companions: Amber CRT brings amber graphs, Chromacore brings
  terminal greens, Basalt goes mono, Paper warms to sunset.
• Deeper UI test suite: the AccessKit harness now walks every
  palette asserting the applied style, drives units/compact through
  the menu, toggles pop-outs from the card header, and pushes verbs
  through the real ctl command queue. The e2e script screenshots all
  ten themes per run.
• Release-per-main-commit, executable: scripts/release.sh
  refuses dirty trees, version drift, re-tags, and stale README
  install commands — then tags, builds, checksums, and publishes.
  Every commit on main is a versioned release with its deb + rpm.

Nothing removed; every v2.0.0 surface unchanged. sysmon ctl theme paper|basalt|amber|chromacore and the menu both reach the new rooms.

Install

# Debian / Ubuntu / Mint
sudo apt install ./sysmon_2.1.0_amd64.deb

# Fedora / RHEL (built on Mint, rpm --test verified — reports welcome)
sudo dnf install ./sysmon-2.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm

# from source
git clone https://github.com/RamenFast/sysmon && cd sysmon
cargo build --release && sudo install -m755 target/release/sysmon /usr/local/bin/

Verify: sysmon --version → sysmon 2.1.0 (v2). SHA256SUMS
covers every asset.

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Built by Ben with Claude Code
(Claude Fable 5).