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Slumbr 1.1.1 is a maintenance point-release over 1.1.0 — correctness and robustness fixes from a post-tag code review. No new features; it's a safe drop-in update.
Fixed
- Saved history no longer wiped on restart. With Keep history across restarts enabled, quitting and reopening now merges your in-memory and on-disk transcripts instead of clearing the store, so saved history actually survives a restart.
- Thread-safe history. Every read/write of the history buffer is now lock-guarded, closing a race where a transcript landing mid-rotation could be silently lost.
- Mic-mirror resilience. The virtual-cable mirror reopens after an audio-device error and is guarded against being torn down mid-dictation by a concurrent Settings device change.
- CPU build never hard-crashes on a GPU config. On a machine with an NVIDIA GPU, the CPU installer could end up recommended/configured for the CUDA engine it doesn't bundle and crash on launch. It now transparently falls back to the built-in Moonshine CPU engine (and points you to the NVIDIA build for GPU acceleration).
- Install from paths with spaces. The source/editable install command is built as a proper argument list, so installing from a folder whose path contains spaces no longer fails.
- Atomic state + safer shutdown. The transcriber waits for its worker before closing (avoids a native use-after-free), and the history store quarantines a corrupt database and survives Windows file locks.
- CPU exe now identifies as "Slumbr 1.1.1" in Explorer/taskbar (the version resource is embedded, matching the NVIDIA build).
- Runaway-repetition collapse thresholds pinned with regression tests.
Downloads
- slumbr-setup-cpu.exe — runs on any Windows 10/11 PC (CPU, built-in Moonshine engine). Fully offline on first run.
- slumbr-setup-nvidia.exe — for NVIDIA GPUs (faster-whisper on CUDA, large-v3-turbo / large-v3). Downloads the GPU Whisper model on first run.
A note on SmartScreen
These installers are unsigned (code-signing is pending an organization certificate). Windows SmartScreen may show a "Windows protected your PC" prompt — click More info → Run anyway. The source is fully public if you'd rather build it yourself.
See the full CHANGELOG.