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spekterm 0.2.18
spekterm 0.2.18 updates itself on Linux, adds a light theme and interface zoom, and lets an agent propose a
repeating handoff. It also carries the changes of 0.2.16 and 0.2.17, which were not released on their own.
New
- Updates on Linux. The AppImage checks this page's latest release (on by default; Settings → About),
downloads a newer version in the background and verifies it. It installs when you press Restart to
update, which asks like closing the window does, or at the next window close you start yourself. It is
never installed when the app is ended by a logout or a signal. On macOS the app tells you a newer version
exists and links to its release. The check talks only to GitHub
(Data and network).
This version must be installed by hand once: earlier versions cannot update themselves. - Light theme and interface zoom. Settings → General offers System, Light or Dark (default System) and a
zoom from 50% to 175%.Ctrl+=/Ctrl+-/Ctrl+0(Cmdon macOS) andCtrl+ mouse wheel zoom from
anywhere, terminal included. - A workspace summary in the main stage's header. It counts every session in the workspace by state —
needs you, working, idle, hibernated and so on — and each count takes you to the next session in that state.
The header no longer shows the folder's path. - Repeating handoffs. An agent can propose a handoff that repeats on a schedule. It opens nothing until you
approve it in the inbox's Schedules tab.
Fixed
- A scheduled occurrence whose folder has left the workspace no longer names another folder.
Known limitations
Unchanged from 0.2.15, except that Linux now
updates itself: remote access needs the phone to reach your computer (no relay); on macOS a session's working
directory is not read (#67), idle shells are not hibernated automatically (#68), the font setting offers only
the system default (#69), and Ctrl+↑ / Ctrl+↓ are taken by Mission Control (#71). The Mac app is signed ad
hoc, not notarized: the first launch needs System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, and it does
not update itself. No Windows or Intel Mac builds
(install guide).