RemoteFlow 0.6.1

RemoteFlow 0.6.1 is a bug-fix release for the embedded terminal. Everything in it is a fix; there are no
new features and nothing to migrate.

Fixed

Every terminal in the tab layout works again, not just the last one. Selecting any tab other than the
last left a blank panel that could not be typed into. A session that is not on screen keeps its place in
the workspace at full size — a remote desktop cannot survive being re-hosted — but its tile also kept
painting over the whole area and swallowing clicks, so the tiles stacked in tab order and the last one
buried the rest. Switching to the grid and back made it obvious, because a new terminal is added at the end
and selected, so it always looked right until you went back to an older tab.

Output on Linux no longer walks off to the right. The terminal was created with newline translation
switched off, so a line feed from the shell moved the cursor down a row without returning it to the first
column and every line of ls began where the previous one ended. The same fault left the shell's line
editor counting columns the screen did not have, which is what redrew the line you were typing over the
wrong one and repeated characters as you typed or pasted. Windows was unaffected, because its console
renders the screen itself.

A new terminal on Linux and macOS starts your own shell, not a stripped one. bash was launched in a way
that suppressed the prompt, the aliases and the colours from your own configuration, while PowerShell on
Windows kept its profile — so the same application looked configured on one platform and bare on the other.
A shell profile you have already saved keeps the arguments it was created with; clear it under
Settings → Terminal to pick up the new default.

Commits

• fix: the terminal stops staircasing, and every tab works
• docs: cut 0.6.1 in the changelog

Downloads

Four Windows artefacts, named for the version and the runtime identifier (win-x64 or win-arm64):

File	What it is
RemoteFlow-0.6.1-win-x64.zip	Portable build for Intel and AMD machines.
RemoteFlow-0.6.1-win-arm64.zip	Portable build for ARM machines.
RemoteFlow-0.6.1-win-x64-setup.exe	Per-user installer for x64.
RemoteFlow-0.6.1-win-arm64-setup.exe	Per-user installer for ARM64.

The zips are self-contained: they run on a clean Windows with no .NET runtime installed. The
installers are per-user, need no elevation, and leave your connections and settings in place when
you uninstall unless you ask for them to be removed.

Verifying your download

checksums.txt lists the SHA-256 of every file above.

sha256sum --check --ignore-missing checksums.txt

On Windows without sha256sum:

Get-FileHash .\RemoteFlow-0.6.1-win-x64.zip -Algorithm SHA256

These builds are not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn that the publisher is
unknown. That is expected and is not a sign of a corrupted download; the checksum is how you tell
the difference.

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Full changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1