What's New
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Silcrate shows what every item is doing. Start, stop, or restart a container, machine, image, volume, or network and the row now spins and names the action in place of its status — a restarting machine reads as restarting instead of flashing a blank "Stopped" that looked like a failure. Run an action across a whole selection and the selection summary counts the progress down, instead of going quiet until the final result.
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The menu bar reports failures instead of swallowing them. Starting or stopping something from the menu bar popover used to fail silently. Now the row spins while it works, a failed action shows a card with the reason and Retry / Dismiss, and a row that's already working won't fire the same command a second time.
Fixes
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Stopping the engine service now looks like it's stopping. The sidebar, dashboard, and menu bar kept reading "Running" with a live Stop button through the entire shutdown. They now show a stopping state and wait for the service to actually stop before calling it done.
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CPU usage stays believable. The dashboard and menu bar now measure CPU against the number of cores your Mac has, so it no longer climbs past 100%. The same container also reads the same percentage everywhere — no more 45.3% in one place and 45% in another — and percentages now follow your region's number format.
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Settings comes to the front. Opening Settings from the menu bar popover now brings its window forward, instead of leaving it behind whatever you were working in.
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Rows stop jumping. A container or machine row no longer shifts its title sideways the moment a command starts and back when it finishes.
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A machine's mounts are colored like a container's. A bind mount into your Mac's own storage now stands out on the machine screen the same way it does on the container screen, instead of blending in.
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Resetting a running build warns you first. The reset confirmation now tells you it will stop the build before resetting, when the build is up.
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The menu bar item stays on after setup. Finishing first-run setup no longer left the menu bar item switched off.