CortenDesk 0.9.4
A visual overhaul of the console, plus two changes from #5.
New
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The console has been redesigned. Framed cards on a darker surface, icon-chip stat tiles, a quieter table treatment, consistent badges and empty states, and a sidebar whose active section is marked with the brand accent. The dashboard now uses the full width: connections and platform mix on one row, active sessions, client versions and alerts on the next.
It is built by binding the theme's own variables to a single token set in one stylesheet, so the light/dark toggle still works and there is still no frontend build step — nothing to compile, nothing to install.
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Address book entries identify the machine. An entry used to render as a bare nine-digit ID with an Alias column that is empty by default, so a book of sixty entries was sixty numbers. Entries now lead with the machine name, with the ID and platform beneath it, and alias stays as the optional label it always was. Entries sort by machine name, and a filter above the table matches machine, ID, alias or user.
No migration and nothing to re-sync: entries already stored the hostname and platform your clients report — they were simply never displayed.
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The device list shows the operating system, under the hostname beside the signed-in user. Telling one Windows build from another no longer means squinting at an icon.
Both address book changes reported by @OmarRC64.
Notes
- No configuration changes and no migrations.
- Every screen was reviewed at 390px.
docker pull marcpope/cortendesk:0.9.4
docker pull ghcr.io/marcpope/cortendesk:0.9.4