Secpar 3.11.0

The stream controls now live behind a translucent triangle in the top-left corner, in windowed and fullscreen views. Desktop and Android use compact menus with separate stats displays. The old desktop strip and Android side handle are removed.

• Desktop text clipboard sharing now works through the host connection. Copy, cut and paste shortcuts are forwarded to the remote computer.
• Linux Automatic decoding switches to software after sustained slow hardware decoding. Software remains available under Decoder in the stream menu.
• Optional Linux host audio-source failures no longer close the video connection. Capture failures now show an error that can be copied.
• Linux host sound-source detection no longer requires pactl.
• Help is available from the stream menu and at https://secpar.win/help/.

Android keeps the audio/video engines and return-layout fixes from 3.10.1. Desktop keeps the accepted Linux sound output path.

Verification: 13 Android device checks, 252 Android unit checks, 32 Windows desktop checks, 36 Linux desktop checks, 17 Linux host checks and 10 client transport checks passed. Final Linux package checks cover Wayland rendering, generated audio before/after silence, ALSA fallback, clipboard exchange in an isolated Wayland session, and slow native-decoder recovery.

The new Automatic fallback and Windows-to-KDE hosting changes still need confirmation on the physical laptop. Linux hosting currently connects over LAN; remote Linux hosting and macOS remain in development.

Download one package for your OS. The Windows installer and Linux AppImage each include hosting and connecting. Android is client-only. Windows installation restarts the host and interrupts active connections.