Releases: i1k3r/HAMAL-Linux
Releases · i1k3r/HAMAL-Linux
Release list
HAMAL for Linux v0.8.4
HAMAL for Linux - Master UI release
This release brings the finalized HAMAL Master UI to the Linux desktop application.
Highlights:
- Master Creator UI
- Temporary LAN transfer rooms
- QR-based device joining
- File upload and download
- Connected participant tracking
- Recent activity
- Files in Room
- Dark and light themes
- Native Linux file dialogs
- Linux-specific theme and locale detection
This release is currently intended for real Ubuntu testing.
HAMAL for Linux v0.8.3
HAMAL for Linux v0.8.3
What's Changed
- Security Warning Parity: Added executable file security warnings (
.badge-exec-warning) for incoming script and binary packages matching Web Participant behavior. - Close Room Confirmation: Added a confirmation modal before destroying the room from the desktop creator interface.
- Cross-Platform UI Parity: Visual styling, card border radii, and button states aligned across platforms.
- 20-Language Support: Full multilingual support across all UI elements and security warnings.
- Core Transfer Logic: Zero changes to backend streaming, PIN authentication, QR generation, or room destruction semantics.
Verified Production Asset
- Filename:
HAMAL-Linux - SHA256:
be4741b29d260515544ea307581fb7aceb7bdd4b5cac8742624ebb38107b5a79
HAMAL-Linux v0.8.1
HAMAL-Linux v0.8.1
First Linux-native desktop release of HAMAL.
Features
- Native Wails Linux desktop application
- HAMAL Creator Dispatch interface
- QR-based participant joining
- Temporary transfer rooms
- PIN-protected rooms
- Automatic room expiration
- Participant Close Room
- Server-authoritative 10-second room closing
- Download → Saved state
- Pixel-art file type icons
- Executable file warning indicator
- Click-to-enlarge QR code
- Responsible Use acknowledgement
- Dark/light system theme detection
- Automatic system language detection
- 20 supported languages
- Linux-native GTK/WebKit integration
Platform
Linux x86-64 / AMD64
Runtime Dependencies
GTK3
WebKit2GTK 4.1
Known Issue
The participant room-closing countdown may occasionally skip a visible number while the server-side closing deadline remains authoritative and correct.
This does not affect room closure correctness.
It will be addressed in a future release.