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Tamio 0.2.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 18 Oct 08:03
· 39 commits to main since this release
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Added

  • A snippets panel beside every terminal. The toolbar's Snippets button (⌥⌘S) opens a panel of the saved snippets: a click types one at the prompt and runs it, and its menu inserts it without running, copies it or edits it. New snippets can be made there too.
  • Paste protection asks first. With Paste protection on (Settings › Mouse & Clipboard), pasting text with line breaks or control characters into a terminal shows the text and asks before pasting it; before, it was pasted at once.
  • VoiceOver reads the sidebar and the server cards. Every sidebar row and every card on Home has a name and can be pressed.

Changed

  • Tamio is a native Mac app. It is built on AppKit instead of Mac Catalyst: the toolbar, sheets, alerts, open panels, menus and the menu bar item are the Mac's own, the update window is Sparkle's, and the app is one bundle without a plugin. Servers, identities, snippets, settings and the master key carry over.
  • The changelog is organised by kind of change. Added, Changed, Fixed and Removed, as in Keep a Changelog, instead of by area of the app; the update window shows the same.
  • Terminal pages end level with the sidebar's Settings row, with the connection line in a slim strip under the terminal; Home's inspector ends on the same line.
  • Terminal text keeps its distance from the edges. Every terminal, the batch run sheet's included, starts with 12 points of padding at the sides and 10 above and below, instead of Ghostty's 2; Settings › Window › Padding still sets it.

Fixed

  • The batch run sheet shows a server as done the moment it finishes. It stopped redrawing once the last server finished, so the count and the states stayed stale until something else redrew it.
  • The batch run sheet's output no longer sits in a dark frame in light mode; the terminal draws its own background.

Removed

  • The Recent settings (remember recent servers, number to keep, Quick Connect commands): nothing on the Mac showed recent servers, so the switches changed nothing.
  • Hide the mouse while typing, from Terminal › Mouse & Clipboard: the embedded terminal never hid it.