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Apsis 0.3.0
[0.3.0] - 2026-09-29
Install on Pop!_OS / Ubuntu 24.04 or newer: download apsis_0.3.0-1_amd64.deb below, then sudo apt install ./apsis_0.3.0-1_amd64.deb. Run man apsis or see the README's "How to use".
A status you can read at a glance, and a window that does the work. The panel popup is now a
read-only overview; creating, deleting, settings and restore are in the window.
Added
- A status model behind the panel: the tooltip shows
last,next(manual only, for now) and
disk; the icon takes the warning colour when a snapshot is overdue or the disk is low, and
the destructive colour when the disk is nearly full. - An optional panel label beside the icon: the age of the newest snapshot and the share of the
backup disk in use (horizontal panels only). Off by default; a setting. - The
apsisstrip in the window: last and next on the left, the backup disk and its bar on the
right. - Disk warning colours: the bar turns to the theme's warning and destructive colours as free
space runs low. - The activity pane shows progress and the time left while a snapshot is created or restored.
- A four-room window: snapshots, create (beside the list), schedule (keep and remind) and log,
switched with1-4or by clicking the dock.
Changed
- The panel popup is a read-only overview: the strip, the newest snapshots,
open apsis,
refresh and close. Nothing is created, deleted or restored from it. - Theme audit: every colour comes from the COSMIC theme (accent, divider, background, warning,
destructive); the only derived colours are faded versions of those. - A leftover from an interrupted snapshot is reported as one plain line ("leftover from an
interrupted snapshot, safe to delete") instead of the raw staging path and timestamp; the path
goes to the journal. - New screenshots in the README and the metainfo: the window, the create and schedule rooms,
and the panel popup.
Known issues
- With a theme whose background is translucent, the accent border of the active pane tints the
whole pane. Changing the theme avoids it; a proper fix waits for libcosmic.