v0.6.1

Added

• Drag a tab to move it, up and down the sidebar or along the bar; the
  other tabs make way as it goes.

Changed

• A colour-tagged tab has a short rounded bar at its left edge in the
  sidebar, and a line along its bottom edge in the bar, instead of a border
  all the way round. Neighbouring tabs of the same colour join theirs into
  one; in the sidebar it bends round the group's top and bottom corners
  like a bracket. The collapsed sidebar keeps its ring around the number.

v0.6.0

Added

• Neighbouring tabs of the same colour share one border, so they read as a
  group.

Changed

• A colour-tagged tab has a border all the way round in the sidebar and the
  bar, instead of a stripe along one edge. The collapsed sidebar keeps its
  ring around the number.

v0.5.0: m Tag tabs with a colour from the tab menu

Added

• Tabs can be tagged with a colour from their right-click menu (Colour:
  red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, or None), taken from the theme's
  palette. A tagged tab has a stripe along its edge in the sidebar or bar,
  and a ring around its number in the collapsed sidebar, which still shows
  when an alert fills the number.

Fixed

• Backspace works in the search bar (Ctrl+F); it did nothing before.

v0.4.0

Added

• Tabs light up when they need you: a coloured dot in the sidebar or bar,
  or the coloured number in the collapsed sidebar. Green: a command that ran
  10 seconds or longer finished; red: it failed; yellow: a program rang the
  bell or asked for a notification (OSC 9, 777, and 99, which Claude Code
  can send). Looking at the tab clears it. While the window is in the
  background, bunker also shows a desktop notification; clicking it opens
  that tab. Exit codes come from shell integration (OSC 133); without it,
  bunker notices when the shell gets the terminal back. Settings are under
  [notify] and in Preferences > Terminal.

Fixed

• Backspace, Enter, and Tab send their usual bytes to programs that turn on
  the kitty keyboard protocol's basic mode, as the protocol says; only
  programs that ask for every key as an escape code get escape codes for
  them. Backspace sent an escape code before, which some programs did not
  take as Backspace, and a shell left behind by a program that crashed with
  the mode on lost Enter.
• bunker config set created no file when the config did not exist yet and
  the value equalled the default.

v0.3.0

Added

• Every shortcut can be changed: the window's own (new tab, next and
  previous tab, clipboard, text size, Preferences) join bunk's pane keys
  under [keys]. Preferences > Keyboard records a new shortcut when you
  click one and press the keys, and asks before taking a key another
  action uses. A key set for two actions is shown in a banner.
• bunker config set, get, and list change and read any setting from a
  shell, with the same checks as Preferences. GTK's key spelling
  (<Control>Right) is accepted.
• The cursor blinks. [cursor] blink is system (the desktop setting, or
  what the program asks for), on, or off, as in Ptyxis.

v0.2.1

Fixed

• Pasting with Ctrl+V after copying inside bunker froze the window. bunk's
  copy and paste keys now use the window's own clipboard, like
  Ctrl+Shift+C and Ctrl+Shift+V, and never wait on a clipboard command.
• A split into the same container (Alt+F1) no longer freezes the window
  while podman or docker answers.
• If the window ever stops responding for 5 seconds, bunker logs where it is
  stuck, so the cause can be found.

v0.2.0

Added

• bunker is released as an RPM. grm install Vamxi/bunker installs it with
  dnf, together with the launcher, the icons, and GTK 4; bunker install-desktop is no longer needed for released builds.

Changed

• --debug now logs to stderr, and --trace writes /tmp/bunker.log
  (truncated on every start). The trace file is only used if it is a
  regular file you own. Without flags, only warnings and errors are logged.

Faster

• Plain output about 40% faster (seq 1 2000000: 0.83 s → 0.48 s):
  scrolling clears only the part of a line that was used.
• Coloured and Unicode output about 40% faster (52 MB of coloured text
  with CJK and emoji: 1.81 s → 1.09 s): character widths and grapheme
  checks come from a lookup table, and the byte stream is scanned with fast
  byte searches instead of one byte at a time. Full-screen programs (btop,
  vim) redraw about 4× faster in the emulator.

v0.1.1

p Free closed tabs: dispose their widgets and let exited panes go

v0.1.0

First release.

• bunk in every tab: split panes, context-aware splits into the same
  container / SSH host / sudo, zoom, search, status badges, keyboard
  passthrough
• Tabs in a collapsible sidebar or a top bar, renamable, with a right-click
  menu
• 20 themes, following the desktop's light/dark setting by default
• GPU rendering through GTK 4
• Preferences (Ctrl+,) that edit a plain config file, and live reload when
  you edit it yourself
• Clickable links (Ctrl+click) for URLs and ls --hyperlink
• Input methods: dead keys, Compose, CJK, emoji picker
• bunker install-desktop adds bunker to the app grid and dock