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@linuxundich linuxundich released this 06 Nov 13:21
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v0.11.3
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Tretlager 0.11.3 says when Zwift is updating and drops a warning that turned out to be wrong.

Warning

Not an official Zwift app, use at your own risk. Zwift does not support Linux and has nothing to do with Tretlager. Restrictions up to a suspended account, including your XP and drops, cannot be ruled out. Not for races. The sign-in happens outside the Zwift launcher, which contradicts Zwift's terms of service.

Install

flatpak install --user tretlager-0.11.3-x86_64.flatpak

Installing over an earlier version keeps your Zwift setup, sign-in and sensors. Close and reopen Tretlager afterwards so the new sensor bridge replaces the running one. The bundle does not update itself.

What's new since 0.11.2

  • Zwift updates are visible. When Zwift updates itself before the ride, the overview says Zwift is being updated… and, under Version, Updating from … to … – Zwift starts afterwards, together with the download progress. Before, it said Zwift is starting… and claimed the update would happen at the next start. Verified with the first real Zwift update under Tretlager, 1.124.0 → 1.125.0: about 280 MB, done in a minute and a half.
  • No more warning for the Garmin HRM-Pro on the Intel AX201. The service discovery that "hung" on this chip was the slow connection interval Linux remembers for the strap. Since 0.11.2 the bridge waits for it, and the HRM-Pro Plus connects through the AX201 in 7 to 12 seconds.

Full list in the changelog.

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