GpuTerm 1.0.5 Beta
Pre-release
Pre-release
Highlights
- Multiple concurrent SSH sessions: connecting to a new server no longer drops the current one. Each session keeps its own terminal instance, scrollback, and SFTP path; connected profiles show a green dot in the sidebar and clicking one switches the terminal, SFTP browser, and telemetry to that session.
- Detachable detail windows: every telemetry popover (CPU, Memory, GPU, Disks, Users) has a pop-out button that opens it in a separate OS window. Detached windows refresh independently, close automatically when their session disconnects, and are cleaned up when the main window closes.
- Centered alerts: errors now appear as a centered modal dialog that must be acknowledged, while success and info messages show as a top-center toast that dismisses itself after three seconds.
- Telemetry payloads are tagged with their session id, and background sessions keep their metrics and transfer progress up to date while another session is in view.
- Disconnect now targets the viewed session and falls back to the most recently connected one.
- Updated the English and Korean READMEs for the new capabilities.
Validation
- 49 frontend tests passed.
- 19 Rust tests passed.
- TypeScript and Vite production builds passed; cargo clippy is clean.
Notes
- Remote system telemetry remains Linux-first.
- NVIDIA detail monitoring requires
nvidia-smion the remote host. - Directory drag-and-drop and transfer resume are not implemented yet.
- This is a beta prerelease intended for testing and feedback.