TuxShell 1.5.0

What's new

• Saved layouts: save a set of tabs with their split panes and open them all again in one click. Right-click a tab → Save tab as layout, or Home → Layouts → Save open tabs. Open them from Home → Layouts or Ctrl+K, and mark one to open when TuxShell starts. A layout keeps which hosts are open and how they're split, never anything typed in them.
• Remote desktops, in their own window: share your printers and smart card readers, pass USB devices through (beta), or open a single program instead of the whole desktop (RemoteApp).
• Import .rdp files: pick one or more Windows Remote Desktop files in Import; address, user, screen, sharing, sound, gateway and RemoteApp settings come along.
• Window options (Preferences → General → Window): open the window as you left it, maximized, or full screen, and keep it on top of other windows (X11 and macOS).
• Hosts sidebar: resize it by dragging its edge (double-click for the default width); its header no longer squeezes the New host button.
• Detect next to a host's operating system: only when you click it, it reads /etc/os-release through a session that's already open, or the ssh server's greeting. TuxShell never runs it by itself.
• Proxmox VE in the OS list, with its logo.
• Copy on select is on for new installs, and a shortcut can now be Shift with a key (for example Shift+Space for Paste), after a warning.

Downloads

• Fedora / RHEL: tuxshell-1.5.0-1.x86_64.rpm
• Debian / Ubuntu: tuxshell_1.5.0-1_amd64.deb
• Any distro: TuxShell-1.5.0-x86_64.AppImage
• Any distro, sandboxed: TuxShell-1.5.0-x86_64.flatpak (flatpak install --user TuxShell-1.5.0-x86_64.flatpak; the GNOME runtime comes from Flathub)
• macOS 12+ (beta, Apple silicon and Intel): TuxShell-1.5.0-universal.dmg. It isn't notarized, so the first start needs System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.

Checksums: SHA256SUMS and TuxShell-1.5.0-universal.dmg.sha256.