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Release 1.0.6

14 May 14:10
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New features

  • Support for filters, but you still can't create them in tut
  • Leader for tags, e.g. leader-action=tag linux,tl

Bug fixes

  • When you closes timeline local and direct the streams also closes. Before you'd still get notifications
  • Toots don' break in the middle of a word

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 1.0.5

10 May 19:53
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New feature

You can now use a leader-key to run some commands. But let's say you want to go to the federated timeline more quickly than writing :timeline federated<Enter> you can add this to your config.

leader-key=,
leader-timeout=1000
leader-action=federated, f

Now you will only have to write ,f for the same action.

See the [general] section in ./config.example.ini for more details.

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 1.0.4

10 May 16:42
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Bug fixes

  • :timeline local is now local and not federated
  • :compose doesn't get stuck in the cmd bar
  • saved/bookmarks is now named that and not favorites

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 1.0.3

09 May 18:06
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New feature

You can now edit almost every key in Tut. Checkout [input] in ./config.example.ini, it's at the end of the file. Have fun and please report if you find any bugs.

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 1.0.2

07 May 12:32
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Bug fixes

  • Don't break the terminal when exiting tut
  • notification-feed=false now displays the main feed instead of nothing
  • Create dirs for tut

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 1.0.0

05 May 19:38
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New feature

This is a new major version. Most parts stay the same in the UI, but the code has changed quite a lot.

New features

  • Streams, so new posts show up instantly
  • Confirmation before favorite, boost etc. Set confirmation=false under [general] if you don't want this.

Removed

  • auto-load-newer and auto-load-seconds because of streams.

Bug fixes

  • auto-load-newer now reads from general and not media

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 0.0.46 (0.0.45 bug fix)

27 Apr 16:57
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New feature

Tut now supports themes. For now there's only two themes, a default one and a theme named nord.

You can test this feature out by setting theme=nord under the [style]-section of your config. You're more than welcome to add your own themes to tut and you can do it by submitting a pull request with your theme. Put it in the themes/ folder and name it like themes/nord.ini. Feel free to edit Nord, cause I don't know how it's supposed to look as I don't use it.

Bug fixes

  • auto-load-newer now reads from general and not media

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 0.0.44

23 Apr 09:53
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Bug fixes

  • Fix so the autocomplete function in the command bar doesn't freeze the program

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 0.0.43

23 Apr 08:26
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Bug fixes

  • The boosted status will now be rendered again
  • When you add new media to your toot it will now be selected in the list

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead

Release 0.0.42

04 Dec 12:00
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New "feature"

I don't know if this one should be called a new feature, but you can now revert back to the previous state where only some parts of the UI got redrawn when viewing a new toot. This will however lead to some artifacts being left on the screen i the toot contains emojis.

You can disable the redraw by setting redraw-ui=false under [general].

The only reason you should disable redraws is if your terminal flashes when viewing a new toot. I don't have this problem with Alacritty but urxvt has this problem.

Bug fixes

  • !CMD! in accounts.toml will no trim spaces and newlines from the output

Binary notes

The only build I'm able to test is tut-amd64, but I've compiled for some more architectures. They're targeting Linux. If you want some other architecture or OS you can open an issue.

GLIBC error

If you get an GLIBC_x.xx error, try the static builds instead