v1.4.0

Attack Shark Linux v1.4.0: Basic X6 Macros

What's New

This release introduces a basic macro library and assignment workflow for the Attack Shark X6.

Changes Since v1.3.0

Local library and editing

• A shared local library lets users create, edit, and delete macros, inspect supported events, and import or export validated JSON. Recording is confined to the editor; it does not capture globally or write to the device automatically. PR #137, issue #136.

Per-device, per-button assignment

• Users can select saved macros and set fixed repeat counts from 1 to 255 in the action dialog. Confirm stages the selection; Cancel/Escape discards unconfirmed changes without altering existing assignments. Apply explicitly writes to the device and remains a separate operation. PR #137, commit c5d889a.

Hardware Validation

Tested on a physical Attack Shark X6 on CachyOS: a macro with a left click followed by a right click, assigned to button 6 and written with Apply, plays back both clicks on a single press.

Installation

Assets: the AppImage, its .sha256 file, update-manifest.json, install.sh, and the udev rule. Download only assets published for this release, verify the checksum before running them, and do not run the application as root.

Validation

Source: e2aea9dd1777fd38aacecb06a2de113af92cbffc; 48 commits since v1.3.0.

• Tests for the final commit: SUCCESS (Go build/vet/tests, Vitest, and Playwright).
• CodeQL for the final commit: SUCCESS (Go and JavaScript/TypeScript).
• RC2 publication verification: packaging, browser tests, Ubuntu/Arch/Fedora smoke tests, and publication all passed. No production-code changes since RC2.

Community Testing

Please test creation, editing, import/export, button isolation, and Confirm/Cancel/Escape/Apply. When reporting, include your distribution, device, firmware, exact steps, and results.