Release v1.0.0 - Initial release · steelbrain/RDPeek

Initial release of RDPeek, a native macOS remote desktop client built on
RDPKit.

Searchable grid of saved PCs with per-device gradient tiles, hover
lift, play-to-connect, context menus, and sort by name or recent use.
Add/edit sheet with live tile preview; duplicate and delete (with
Keychain cleanup and confirmation).
First-run empty state, Devices window keyboard flow (Return to
connect, Delete to remove), and a Settings window with defaults for
new PCs.
No resolution knobs anywhere: the remote desktop starts at the
screen's size and follows the window as it resizes, HiDPI aware.

Full-bleed hardware-decoded video (AVC420/AVC444/H.264 and HEVC via
VideoToolbox) paced on the display link, under a transparent glass
titlebar that never overlaps the remote desktop's input area.
Animated connecting overlay, in-window sign-in when no password is
available, and a reconnect overlay with "Use different credentials…".
Live TLS certificate trust banner with per-host pinning, surfaced at
handshake time.
Two-way clipboard for text and files (up to 32 MiB) with always-on,
one-shot, and 30-second time-boxed sharing; optional remote audio.
Titlebar status pill and session menu; performance overlay chip and a
full Stats for Nerds diagnostics window.

Credentials resolve from Keychain, then an in-memory per-run cache,
then the sign-in overlay — without blocking on Keychain approval.
Transport failures and pre-frame stalls retry automatically (bounded);
a first-frame watchdog converts silent hangs into clear failures.
Credential-bearing failures never retry automatically.

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