Gatherfield 1.105.0

Gatherfield 1.105.0

• New: footnotes. Write them the standard Markdown way—a [^id] marker in your text and a [^id]: definition—and Gatherfield renders the markers as small superscript numbers and collects the definitions into a numbered list, each with a back-link to where it was cited. Numbers run in the order footnotes first appear, multi-paragraph definitions render as prose, and they show in the read-through too. Click a marker to edit its raw source; Ctrl/Cmd-click to jump to its definition.
• Snippets can now do math. Wrap an expression like {4 * {gold: 2} * {years: 5}} and it renders the result, or name it—{income: 4 * {gold: 2} * {years: 5}}—to reuse the computed value like any other snippet. Redefine an inner value (gold to 3) and every expression that uses it re-renders, in one reviewed, undoable step. The file stays plain text: the formula itself is what's on disk.
• Markdown tables now render as a clean, aligned table even when the pipes in the underlying text aren't lined up—and without ever marking the note Unsaved. Put your cursor in a table to edit the raw source; move out and it renders aligned again. A Normalize table source command is there for when you do want to tidy the pipes on disk.
• Rendered content now speaks one visual language: anything you can click to reveal its raw Markdown—a table, a footnote—carries the same soft shade that reads as a 'click for raw' cue, while the line your cursor is on is tinted with your accent color instead, so the two never look alike.
• Fix: several accent-colored touches—snippet value chips, the link hover color, and selection and flash highlights—were painted with a fixed color; they now follow the accent color you've chosen in preferences.

Downloads

• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

This repository hosts release binaries only; the source is maintained separately.

Gatherfield 1.104.1

Gatherfield 1.104.1

• The gaps between panes tightened to 2px — the layout reads as one surface with hairline seams. Resizing still works the same: the splitters carry an invisible wider grab zone, so the thinner gap costs nothing in handling.

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• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.104.0

Gatherfield 1.104.0

• Notes you link to but haven't created yet now behave like every other node on the map: the placeholder fades in at its spot when you type the link, moves with the layout like any node, and when you follow the link it simply fills in where it stood — no more sliding out of other nodes, popping across the pane, or camera nudges around a note that just materialized.
• Side-by-side notes now show how they're connected: the link you followed carries a soft accent arrow that starts under the link itself and runs to the edge of the note it opened, so you can see at a glance which sentence each open note came from — and that the trail reads left to right.
• Open notes separate by tone instead of lines: inactive buffers alternate between two recessed shades (the note you're writing in stays brightest), so a row of notes reads as distinct pages with no chrome between them.
• Camera polish: the graph's settle timings now scale with your camera speed setting, so a layer toggle or a mobile re-center no longer gets overridden mid-animation when the camera speed is set high.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.103.0

Gatherfield 1.103.0

• Links in the editor got a cleaner look. Instead of a bordered box, a link is now the note name over an accent underline that runs into a small arrowhead showing the link's direction — outgoing, incoming, or both. It hugs the text without a box or size shift, and unresolved links read as a dashed underline.
• The note you're currently in is now clearly marked in the graph: its node wears the accent color with a soft ring, so you can spot where you are at a glance no matter what color the note is.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

This repository hosts release binaries only; the source is maintained separately.

Gatherfield 1.102.1

Gatherfield 1.102.1

• Fixed: after a local graph re-anchored on a note, a node could sit clipped at the edge of the graph pane for a second or two before the view re-framed. The graph now re-fits whenever its layout actually changes, so nothing stays cut off.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.102.0

Gatherfield 1.102.0

• New: Workspace Root. Set any note as your workspace's root — it wears a distinct star in the file tree, in open-pane chips, and on links that point to it in the editor, and your read-throughs build from it. When you haven't set one, Gatherfield uses the oldest note closest to the workspace folder automatically, so a workspace always has a root.
• The graph now decides which note anchors a map from how notes link to each other, not from file names — so a small map reads left-to-right the way you wrote it instead of occasionally looping an arrow backward over the top. A note you set as the workspace root anchors its graph directly.
• Dragging a pane now lifts it as a 300×300 translucent card that follows your cursor and shows a snapshot of the pane you grabbed, while a drop indicator marks where it will land. Press Escape mid-drag to cancel and leave the layout exactly as it was.
• Adding a comment is now fully keyboard-driven and less cluttered: the Add Comment shortcut opens the composer with the cursor already in the text field, Shift+Enter adds the comment, and Escape cancels — no mouse needed.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.101.3

Gatherfield 1.101.3

• New: Insert New Link. Right-click in the editor (or the command palette) and choose Insert New Link to drop a link at the cursor — a selection becomes the link's label — and the Target field now autocompletes your workspace notes as you type, showing each note's title over its path; pick one and it fills in the correct relative link and adopts the note's title.
• File › Open Recent is now a fly-out submenu listing your recent workspaces, instead of stacking them as separate rows in the File menu.
• The current line in the editor is now marked with a soft background shade instead of an underline, and menu toggles show a clear box/circle marker when they're OFF rather than blank space next to the checked ones.
• Refinements: the default editor font size is now 10pt; the highlight gutter marker no longer shows a redundant tooltip (it already previews the comment on hover); the toolbars dropped the "Right-click to add toolbars" hint; and "Save Active Pane" is now "Save Active Note".

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.101.2

Gatherfield 1.101.2

• Polish: the pane title bar's ruled grip texture now appears only where the bar can actually be grabbed — toolbar buttons, the tree actions, and the window controls sit on a clean surface instead of the band running behind them.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

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Gatherfield 1.101.1

Gatherfield 1.101.1

• Fixed: fenced code blocks now show their syntax colors in the Preview pane and the read-through — they rendered as flat text there (the editor itself was fine).
• Fixed: switching a local graph's direction could leave the centered note parked just off the top of the view until you touched the graph — the camera no longer re-centers against mid-animation node positions.

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• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

This repository hosts release binaries only; the source is maintained separately.

Gatherfield 1.101.0-beta

Gatherfield 1.101.0-beta

• New: live snippets. Wrap a recurring value as {name:value} and it becomes a reusable snippet — type {name: again anywhere and it autocompletes to the current value (Tab to accept), and when you redefine it, every note updates in one reviewed, undoable step. The files stay plain text: it is literally {name:value} on disk, so another editor's find-replace does the same thing, and if two notes ever disagree a resolver lets you pick the canonical value.
• Code blocks got a pass: they now sit in a recessed darker well instead of a bright band, scroll horizontally as one block like tables (not line-by-line), share the table font size, and Ctrl+mousewheel over a code block or table zooms just that block type.
• Clicking a note's Properties now opens the structured editor to add or edit fields — raw YAML editing is reserved for the whole-buffer Raw source mode. Unpinned floating panes close when you click outside them. Plus an Outline lines-per-note setting, the Panes preferences folded into Editor, a 50% cap on active-pane width, a continuous ruled grip band behind each pane name, a clearer divider between inactive panes, tighter gaps between panes, titled sections in the Note and Graph menus, and visible slider tracks again.

Downloads

• Windows: portable .exe (*-windows-x86_64.exe, no installer)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb, .rpm

This repository hosts release binaries only; the source is maintained separately.