v0.5.0
Paneflow 0.5.0
Paneflow is now on Windows, and the whole app shell has been redesigned.
Highlights
- Paneflow runs on Windows 10 and 11. Native Windows 11 caption buttons and a full-width title bar, PowerShell as the default shell for new terminals, and live agent-status updates delivered reliably over named pipes. The same parallel-agent cockpit you already run on Linux and macOS, now native on Windows.
- A ground-up cockpit redesign. Reworked window chrome with a native backdrop, title-bar Files and Help menus, a Profile menu, and a sidebar toggle. Every menu in the app now shares one elevated surface and select-row style: the title-bar dropdowns, the workspace and agents context menus, the theme picker, and the diff scope, project, branch and base pickers all read as a single language.
- Settings move inline. The standalone settings window is gone, replaced by a Codex-style settings surface embedded in the app and built on shared select, toggle and card primitives. The PaneFlow Light theme returns with a matching light shell.
Also in this release
- Configurable font fallbacks (
font_fallbacks) to control the monospace fallback chain. - The agent launcher is now a grid of filled tiles, and the sidebar search field matches the settings search pill.
- More reliable self-update across platforms: macOS app relaunch and translocation handling, AppImage detection, a Fedora metadata refresh before upgrade, and clearer hints on a mismatched install.
- Sturdier terminal teardown (guarded against PID reuse, and working on kernels built without
CONFIG_PROC_CHILDREN), the login-shell PATH adopted on GUI launch, and turn-end desktop notifications that now carry the Paneflow icon.
Full Changelog: v0.4.4...v0.5.0