Added
- Linux: real transparent companion window on X11/Xwayland. momPanel now
routes onto X11 when a display is available (through Xwayland, inside the normal
Wayland session — no Xorg login needed), so companion mode is genuinely
see-through to the live desktop instead of a simulated wallpaper backdrop.
Diagnosed and verified live on the target (Zorin, GNOME 46). Set
MOMPANEL_FORCE_WAYLAND=1to opt out and keep the opaque + wallpaper-sim
behaviour. As a bonus, the remembered window position now takes effect on Linux
(Wayland ignored client-side positioning). Windows/macOS keep their existing
real transparent window. - Companion: frosted-glass panels. Each panel's background can now be Clear,
Solid, or Frosted glass (a blurred copy of the wallpaper). About → General; the
three are mutually exclusive. - Companion: scrolling alert ticker (opt-in). An alternative to the pop-up
attention cards — a slim, severity-coloured ticker (yellow for a warning, red
for a problem) that gently scrolls the same message and pauses on hover. Smaller
and less intrusive; lays out static and wrapping under reduced-motion. About →
General.
Fixed
- Companion keep-below made the window uninteractive on GNOME. Pinning the
panel below other windows used_NET_WM_STATE_BELOW, which on Mutter stops the
window receiving clicks and blocks Super+drag moves. Keep-below is now disabled
on Linux (it was a no-op on Wayland anyway); companion is a normal, interactive
window there. Still applies on Windows/macOS. A memory-escalation "Open" also
releases the pin so the panel can surface over an occluding window. - Companion attention card is now opaque so a warning (e.g. a printer alert)
stays readable over a see-through sky.
Changed
- The main window is created in code rather than
tauri.conf.json, so its
transparency can be decided at runtime per platform/session. The Linux
tauri.linux.conf.jsonoverride is retired.
Installs and updates automatically from this release. Linux/Zorin: download the AppImage (the self-updating bundle). Windows: run the _x64-setup.exe. macOS: open the .dmg and drag momPanel to Applications; on first launch right-click the app and choose Open (it isn't Apple-notarized yet).