opencode native 0.17.7

Added

• A session's title is renamed where it is. A double click on the title above the conversation, or on a session's row in the sidebar, makes it a field in place: Enter or a click elsewhere keeps it, Escape leaves it as it was. Above the conversation, the line is the title's while it is edited.

Changed

• The wheel scrolls as much as in a browser, as Windows says. A notch moves the lines per notch of the mouse's settings, a browser's line each (100 px for three lines at 100 %). With five lines, a notch goes about three times as far as before. The terminals follow the same setting.
• A tool's input is one well. A long value (an execute call's code) sits under its name in the input's well, aligned with the short ones, not in a well of its own inside it.

Fixed

• A command's output can be selected and scrolled. In the read-only view, a drag selects and Ctrl+C copies, and the wheel scrolls its grid, not the conversation behind it. Both failed when no terminal of the tabs was open.
• Tables keep their words whole. A column is as wide as its widest cell as it is shown (bold, code and all): no more "Befor" over "e". The header has no tinted box of its own in the table's well.
• Tabs show as space. Code and tools' output indented with tabs showed a missing glyph per tab.
• The frame rate choice shows its words. In the advanced settings, "Screen" and "Uncapped" were cut; the choice goes under its description when it is too wide beside it.

Windows 10 and 11 (x64): one executable; run it, or install it for your user from its Setup (title bar menu > Setup...).
Linux (x64): the archive holds one program; run it, or ./opencode-native --install (an entry in the applications menu). Needs Vulkan, libxkbcommon, fontconfig, Wayland or X11.

It finds the opencode server of the computer by itself (another one: --url, or the status bar's server menu).

An independent project: not built by the OpenCode team, and not affiliated with them.