Kiri 0.1.18

New

• A terminal in the window. Click Terminal in the status bar, or press Control and the backtick key (F4 on Linux). Your own shell with tabs, splits, find and pinned tabs, and Kiri's docker first on the PATH.

Fixed and improved

• Kubernetes pods can use your own folders. A pod's hostPath reaches your drives at /mnt/c, /mnt/d on Windows, /Users on the Mac and /home on Linux. Stop and start the cluster once to get it.
• Linux: Kubernetes no longer breaks your terminals. Privileged containers get their own /dev, as on Docker.
• Containers keep their connections while others start and stop.
• Ports below 1024 and ping work without root, as on Docker.
• Container DNS keeps working when the VM's resolver goes down, and docker build uses your Mac's DNS.
• Deleting Kiri no longer breaks docker build.
• Firewall tools work in containers: nftables, iptables, ipset, IPVS and traffic control.
• A volume over part of a bind gets the image's files, as on Docker. With ./:/app and /app/node_modules, the container keeps its own Linux node_modules, not your computer's.
• Kiri checks for updates every 6 hours while it stays open.
• Settings › Resources looks the same on Mac, Windows and Linux.

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Downloads for macOS, Windows and Linux: https://runkiri.com/releases/