Entropy v0.3.0

v0.3.0

Main Features

• Added full Vial-RMK configuration over Bluetooth on Linux, Windows, and macOS, including dedicated device discovery, safe HID transport selection, clear USB/Bluetooth device labels, and automatic reconnect
• Extended Bluetooth support to Matrix Tester, Layout Indicator, Vial lock/unlock, firmware settings, and QMK Live Features through one shared, serialized HID session
• Added staged Bluetooth loading with schema caching, immediate first-layer availability, background loading for remaining layers and settings, and priority for interactive actions
• Added separate left/right battery levels below the active layer name and a firmware-gated Charge Indicator setting
• Reworked modular-device settings to follow the selected module and pointer mode, colocated encoder visibility with the relevant module, and added configurable encoder steps
• Moved layer operations into the Layout menu and made QMK Live Features availability depend on firmware capabilities instead of the currently selected OLED preset

Fixes

• Fixed Linux Bluetooth report framing, reply routing, composite HID discovery, BlueZ/kernel transport fallback, and RMK hidraw access
• Fixed Windows and macOS Bluetooth Vial framing and HID sharing, including Windows Layout Indicator and Live Features transport
• Prevented a macOS input-source crash by keeping TIS calls on the main queue, and reduced Bluetooth Matrix Tester/Layout Indicator polling latency
• Kept Bluetooth startup, menus, hover feedback, Vial lock state, and configuration writes responsive while background HID work is active
• Fixed RMK Tap-Hold, module-setting, and Layer LED write responses, and serialized staged Config writes to prevent competing HID operations
• Fixed active-layer indication for Combo and Tap Dance actions and restored reliable Ctrl-wheel UI scaling

Downloads

• Linux: download the .AppImage, make it executable, and run it.
• Windows: download and run the portable .exe.
• macOS: download the unsigned .dmg for your Mac (arm64 for Apple Silicon, x86_64 for Intel), drag Entropy to Applications, then remove quarantine if macOS blocks the app.