v0.3.1

Added

• A disclaimer, a key reference for the interface, troubleshooting, the files
  the tool writes, and uninstall steps in the README, with screenshots.
• A contributing guide and a changelog.
• metrics set --celsius, to go back from --fahrenheit.
• End-to-end tests against fake displays of both firmware families, a fake
  adb, and the daemon, with property tests for the codecs and parsers.

Changed

• metrics set keeps the temperature unit it was last given instead of
  resetting it to Celsius.

Fixed

• With the daemon running, a command given --tty or --device for another
  display acted on the daemon's display instead.
• adb could pick another Android device, such as a phone, when the display's
  own transport was missing, and media commands on a port with no display
  behind it guessed at one.
• Two transfers begun within the same second by one process, as the interface
  can, shared an id and overwrote each other's journal record.
• op retry with an empty or ambiguous id retried the oldest match; it now
  needs a whole id or a unique prefix.
• media export -o DIR failed instead of writing into the directory.
• Exports from the interface, and the copies behind previews and playback,
  were not checked for completeness.
• Clearing kept encodes in the interface printed over the screen.
• fans --lcd-speed opened the display before checking its value.
• show --play was case-sensitive, unlike every other choice.
• The daemon served one client at a time, so one that stalled held up every
  other command.
• daemon status showed the old media while a preset played, and lost the
  reason when a KANALI display went away.
• A KANALI reply that arrived in the same read as stray bytes was discarded
  with them, and the command timed out.
• Long file names could end in a dash or a dot after shortening.
• THIRD_PARTY.md reproduces the upstream MIT notices in full, and the files
  copied from upstream carry their copyright lines.

Full changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1

v0.3.0

Added

• Previews in the interface play a short looping clip instead of a single
  frame.
• p plays the selected file in real time in the preview pane, both for files
  on the display and for the file in the upload wizard.
• On kitty-protocol terminals, playback frames travel through shared memory on
  a local kitty or Ghostty and as zlib-compressed pixels elsewhere, with a
  leaner picture over SSH. TRYXCTL_KITTY_TRANSFER overrides the choice.

Fixed

• daemon status no longer shows the display as unknown straight after the
  daemon restarts; the handshake is retried when its first reply carries no
  identity.

Full changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

v0.2.0

Changed

• Renamed from tryx to tryxctl: the binary, the systemd user unit
  tryxctl.service, and the socket and state directories. The udev rules keep
  their file names.
• --quiet and --no-color are global options.

Added

• show preset:N plays one of the six built-in animations.
• display set --mode, --waterfall, and --rotate, and
  metrics set --area right for the second half in split mode.
• display get reads a KANALI display's settings back and reports what was
  last applied on the legacy firmware.
• The daemon starts without a display, reconnects when the display reboots or
  is replugged, and applies the screen again after the host resumes from
  suspend.
• fans --lcd-speed auto hands the display-block fan back to the firmware's
  curve. Pump RPM is reported only by models that have a pump tachometer.
• media upload --trim, media export, and media replace.
• A transfer journal: op ls lists transfers, op retry resends a failed one
  from its kept encode without running ffmpeg again, and op clear tidies up.
• metrics status --watch.
• Interface: devices and operations tabs, an upload wizard showing the file's
  findings and plan for a chosen fit, rotation, and zoom, cancelling an
  encode, the built-in animations and export in the library, and split
  screen, waterfall, rotation, and readback in the display tab.
• Inline previews through the terminal's graphics protocol: kitty, iTerm2,
  Sixel, or half-blocks. TRYXCTL_GRAPHICS forces one.

Fixed

• A closed output pipe, as in tryxctl media ls | head, ends the process
  quietly instead of panicking.

Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0

v0.1.0

First release, under the name tryx.

Added

• The legacy cm01 firmware backend: the serial protocol, media transfer over
  ADB, and doctor, devices, info, and show, with --verbose to dump
  every frame.
• The media engine: media check, convert, upload, rm, and preview,
  which validate media and convert it to what the display accepts.
• A live metrics overlay pushed from the host.
• A daemon that owns the port, keeps the panel awake, restores the screen, and
  answers the other commands over a socket.
• Fan readings and speed, filters, sleep, and a date and time label.
• The KANALI native USB backend, with raw H.264 media for the Panorama and the
  MXHD format for the Turris 620, tested against a scripted fake device.
• A terminal interface with library, overlay, and display tabs.
• Static tarballs and Debian packages for x86_64 and aarch64, shell
  completions, a man page, and a nix flake.