Vitals 1.2.0

Vitals comes to Apple. In short:

• macOS: a real, signed and notarised Mac app, published beside the Windows installer.
• iPhone: a native app that watches your PCs and Macs on your network.

Added

• macOS: Vitals measures a Mac for real — processor per core, memory the
  way Activity Monitor counts it, swap, disks, network, temperatures and
  every process with its disk activity — and can end, pause, resume or
  reprioritise a process, with the same recycled-process guard as Windows.
  The app is signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple, so it opens
  without a warning (ADR 0041).
• iPhone: a native app, "Vitals: System Monitor", that pairs with a PC by
  QR code, nearby discovery, a six-digit code or an address, and shows the
  same live readings, sensors, history and processes as the Android app, in
  English and Romanian. A labelled Sample PC shows what it does before you
  pair.
• vitals command line and LAN server work on macOS.

Changed

• Memory figures that only Windows has (committed memory, the commit limit,
  paged and non-paged pool, hardware reserved) are now absent rather than
  zero where a system does not report them. Windows no longer sends a
  made-up zero for hardware-reserved memory; the commit alert and the
  memory panels skip what is not measured.

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Downloads

Windows	Installer
Intel / AMD (x64)	Vitals_x64-setup.exe
ARM64 (Snapdragon)	Vitals_arm64-setup.exe

Verifying this download

Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first run (Windows protected your
PC) because the installer is not yet signed with a commercial certificate.
Choose More info → Run anyway. That is expected — see
docs/distribution.md.

You do not have to take our word for what is in the binary. With the
GitHub CLI:

gh attestation verify .\Vitals_x64-setup.exe --repo dragoscv/vitals

This proves the file was built by this repository's release workflow from the
tagged commit, and nowhere else. Checksums for every file are in
SHA256SUMS.txt:

(Get-FileHash .\Vitals_x64-setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256).Hash.ToLower()

Software bills of materials (CycloneDX) for the Rust and JavaScript
dependencies are attached as sbom-rust.cdx.json and sbom-js.cdx.json.

What's Changed

Other

• feat(apple): real macOS sampler, notarised macOS release, native iPhone app by @dragoscv in #29
• test(desktop): status-colour walk no longer times out under load by @dragoscv in #30

New Contributors

• @dragoscv made their first contribution in #29

Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.2.0