OpenMausBot 0.1.25
OpenMausBot now runs on every Mac and on Ubuntu. This release adds an official Intel (x64) macOS build next to Apple silicon, and the first Ubuntu installables.
macOS on Intel
- A separate signed & notarized Intel build: OpenMausBot-intel.dmg. Same app, no compromises — local computer use works fully on Intel, since the bundled CUA driver is a universal binary and the native SDK ships for x64 at the same pinned version (#281, closes #257)
- Auto-update picks the right architecture by itself; existing Apple-silicon users notice nothing
- The dictation helper is now a universal binary, so voice input works on both architectures
Ubuntu 24.04 (x64), beta
.debinstaller (recommended) and a portable AppImage, with SHA-256 checksums and stable latest-download aliases (#276)- Bundled, checksum-pinned Cua Driver for guarded GNOME local control (#111, #116)
- Explicit preview-only screen capture on GNOME Xorg and Wayland
Also in this release
- Four switchable skins, built on a proper theme token (#252)
Double-tildespans in bot replies render as tap-to-reveal spoilers (#267)- Team import is additive-only, with an allowlist boundary and numbered name collisions instead of overwrites (#277)
- A room's approval stays answerable after its turn ends (#274)
- Codex peer-agent communication enabled (#273)
- Grok ACP stdio pinned to the picked local model (#271)
- Dropped the inset blue focus ring on text fields (#272)