Releases: backrunner/removent
Releases · backrunner/removent
Release list
Removent v0.1.2
Removent 0.1.2 is the first stable release, using native RVP protocol v1.
Desktop app
- Native macOS remote desktop with RVP, VNC and RDP connections, saved hosts, and English / Simplified Chinese interfaces. The desktop app requires Apple Silicon and macOS 13 or later.
- Adaptive streaming, bounded input and control queues, and improved VNC encoding, clipboard handling and session recovery.
- Independent background daemon and menu-bar lifecycle, Keychain-backed credentials, and saved private relay routes.
- Device authentication, challenge and replay protection, and end-to-end session permissions for RVP and relay connections.
- Developer ID signed and notarized ZIP / DMG installers, plus a signed automatic-update manifest.
Private relay
- Prebuilt, statically linked Linux x86_64 and ARM64 binaries, and a signed, notarized macOS Universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 13 or later.
- A checksum-verified curl installer. The installed Rust CLI handles configuration, start, stop, restart, status, logs, startup settings and service removal through systemd or launchd.
- Installation and upgrades preserve relay identity and credentials. Upgrades leave stopped services stopped; restart explicitly to use the new binary.
- QUIC relay and Cloudflare HTTPS / WebSocket transport, with native CLI commands for managing an existing Cloudflare deployment.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/backrunner/removent/v0.1.2/scripts/install_relay.sh | shRun the macOS installer as your normal logged-in user. The relay runs as a user LaunchAgent and requires that user to remain logged in and the Mac to remain awake.
Documentation
- A custom svedocs website with a new landing page, bilingual guides, local search, responsive navigation and light / dark appearance.
- Installation, connection, permissions, protocol, security and self-hosted relay guides.
This is a fresh release baseline; previous development beta wire formats, profiles and update feeds are not supported. Lock-screen / LoginWindow paths still require signed-install acceptance on the target Mac and do not guarantee remote unlock. Cloudflare deployment and public-network performance depend on the target environment.