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v1.1.24
Added
- Reorder the view bar — terminal, notes, tasks, diff, files — in
Settings for every tab, or from a tab's menu for that tab alone, which
can go back to the global order at any time. The views can also be
dragged in the bar; the drag asks whether the new order is for every tab
or this one, and the answer can be remembered (Settings → "Dragging in the
view bar"). - Delete a file in the Files view, with a confirmation and ten seconds
to undo — from the toolbar, or with Delete on a row of the tree. The
undo never overwrites a file that took the name in the meantime. - Choose where a saved command runs: in this tab, in a new tab you are
switched to, or in a new tab left in the background. - Build commands offered from the project's files. The command manager
reads the tab's folder and offers the Gradle tasks, Maven phases and
server plugin, npm scripts and Make targets really defined there. Adding
one saves it for editing; nothing runs by itself. - Commands kept with one project. A command can belong to the active
project instead of the shared list, so a project's build commands are not
offered in every other one. Suggested build commands go there by default. - A tab can be the home of a build or server command, with ▶ and ■ in
the tab bar to start and stop it (right-click the tab → "Run a command
here"). An amber ▶ means the last run exited with an error. Stopping asks
first, then sends Ctrl+C and ends the process only if it ignores that. - Quitting names the commands still running, and says that they go on
running after the app closes, as the sessions do.
Fixed
- A Claude tab with background agents at work shows as busy again.
Claude Code 2.1.310 no longer prints "Waiting for background agents"; the
agents are listed under its status bar instead, which the app now reads.
Installs that are not updated pick this up from the pattern file too. - Each Settings tab opens scrolled to its top, instead of halfway down
where the previous tab was left. - A tab whose name has a colon is read correctly — it looked alive
whatever its command was doing. - Hungarian: "fülön" instead of "fülon" in the run-target labels.
Downloads
- Linux (Debian/Ubuntu):
.deb - Linux (Fedora/RHEL):
.rpm - Linux user-local install:
linux_amd64.tar.gz - macOS (Apple Silicon):
darwin_arm64.tar.gz - Windows x64 (installer):
windows_amd64_setup.exe - Windows x64 (portable):
windows_amd64.tar.gz
Linux and macOS need tmux at runtime; Windows uses
psmux instead and does not require tmux.