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- Brightness: the camera turns lights on at a brightness you choose, the same for all lights (20% by default) or
one per light. Leave it empty to keep a light's own brightness. Meeting blinks never change it - Choose which cameras count: the Camera tab lists your cameras with a checkbox each, for example to ignore the
laptop's built-in camera. Changes apply right away, also to a camera that's in use - Ignore the camera at the login screen (off by default): face recognition at login, like Windows Hello, no
longer turns the lights on - Check now in the Calendar tab loads the calendar right away
Lighter on your computer
- The settings window is closed rather than hidden, so its web view no longer runs in the background, about 350 MB
less on Windows - On Windows, efficiency mode while in the tray (the leaf in Task Manager)
- Lights are looked for on the network only while the window is open, at startup, or when a light stops answering.
In the tray the app no longer uses the network, apart from checking the calendar - In the tray on Windows: 8 threads instead of about 35, and about 3 MB of memory that no longer grows over time.
Freed memory goes back to the system - The calendar is read as it downloads and only the meetings that matter are kept: those until the next couple of
checks, or the next meeting if there are none, even if it's next week
Fixes
- A light that got a new IP address now switches as soon as it's found again, instead of staying off until the
camera changes again
Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0