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@YourTechBud YourTechBud released this 21 May 07:27
v0.0.3
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The minions of world domination now run on Linux. Bring your tux.

New

  • Linux support is official. Toph runs on Linux. Hotkeys, audio capture, tray, overlay — all wired up. The titlebar got slimmed down to match the platform too.
  • Pick your mic and speakers. Input and output audio sources are now selectable from settings. No more guessing which device the OS handed us.
  • Cancel a dictation by tapping the shortcut twice. Started talking, regretted everything? Press the transcription shortcut again and it's gone.
  • Tiny version stamp in the UI so you can tell at a glance which Toph you're talking to.

Fixed

  • Dictionary modal no longer plays "which button does what" with you — the UI confusion is gone, and Toph now ships with a sensible default set of dictionary entries out of the box.
  • The system tray icon on Linux stops leaving ghost copies of itself behind.
  • The close button on the rule-switcher overlay actually closes things now.
  • Audio input refresh works on Ubuntu — there's a refresh option in the dropdown when the OS forgets your devices exist.
  • Shortcut manager on Linux behaves itself.
  • Overlay spacing stopped looking like it was assembled at 2am.
  • The home page no longer shows a stale status from a past life.

Improved

  • Fallback status is finally visible. When Toph can't use your chosen mic and falls back to another input, both the overlay and the settings page tell you about it clearly instead of pretending everything's fine.
  • Settings page reorg. A new side-nav makes the page actually navigable — sections are easier to find and the layout breathes.

Under the hood

  • Laid the groundwork for the auto-updater — coordinator, IPC, UI, contracts, tests. Not fully battle-tested yet, but the bones are in. Linux gets a polished fallback to manual update commands in the meantime.
  • GPU acceleration is back on. You probably won't notice. We will.
  • Release workflow fixes so future versions actually ship from master with the right pnpm.
  • Format, lint, gitignore, and readme housekeeping.

Contributors

Thanks to @YourTechBud for shipping this one.

Full changelog: v0.0.2...v0.0.3

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