v1.2.0 - A redesigned, native interface

New Features

• A redesigned, native interface — VPSBox now reads like a Mac developer tool. A unified toolbar doubles as the title bar, your servers live in a source list, connection details are laid out as inspector rows, and a status bar keeps server counts, the VM backend, and any running work in view.
• Dark mode — The whole app follows your system appearance and switches between light and dark automatically.
• Scale the entire app — Zoom from 80% to 160% with ⌘+ and ⌘− (Ctrl on Windows and Linux), reset with ⌘0, or use the stepper at the right of the status bar. Text, icons, tables, and spacing scale together, and your setting is remembered the next time you open VPSBox.

Improvements

• Read logs like a traffic list — Entries are color-coded by category (system, connections, routes, Docker), warnings and errors are flagged in the margin, and the table header stays put while you scroll.
• See server state at a glance — Every server in the sidebar carries a status light: green while running, amber and pulsing while it starts, grey when stopped.
• Scan connection details faster — Hostnames, IP addresses, SSH users, and key paths are set in a monospace face and aligned in columns, so addresses and paths are easier to read, compare, and select.
• Keep your place while you work — Creating, resizing, and deleting a server now open as sheets that drop from the toolbar, leaving the server you were looking at visible behind them.
• Clearer status wording — Host packages and local hostnames report "Ready", "Configured", or "2 of 3" instead of borrowing server lifecycle words like "Running".

Bug Fixes

• Fixed dialogs not closing from the keyboard — Pressing Escape now dismisses any open sheet.