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v0.2.0

03 Sep 23:50
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Installing This Update

If you already have tsui, it should auto-update. To install or manually upgrade, run:

curl -fsSL https://neuralink.com/tsui/install.sh | bash

Changelog

  • Add a list of all network devices with basic functionality
  • In accordance with recent updates to the Tailscale API, bring login process closer to parity with official Tailscale clients
  • Fix many edge cases with the menu scrolling system

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v0.1.0

16 Aug 22:16
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Installing This Update

If you already have tsui, it should auto-update. To install or manually upgrade, run:

curl -fsSL https://neuralink.com/tsui/install.sh | bash

Changelog

  • Implement scrolling behavior with many exit nodes and on small terminals (#14)
  • First minor version bump to v0.1.0

v0.0.4

01 Aug 20:36
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The first open-source release of tsui. To install or upgrade, run:

curl -fsSL https://neuralink.com/tsui/install.sh | bash
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Changelog

  • Now licensed under the MIT license!
  • Fixed update checker and installer script.
  • Swapped received and sent byte counters so received is first.
  • Tweaked selection color of danger buttons.

v0.0.3

31 Jul 22:54
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Changelog

  • Adds a warning for the user when they run tsui without write permissions.
  • Fixes duration formatting of the key expiration time.
  • Adds a note on how to quit the program.
  • Adds an update checker.
  • Binaries are now generated with a standardized build system, and we are statically linking X11 for clipboard support.
  • There's now a Linux ARM build!

v0.0.2

26 Jul 21:38
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Initial "production" release of tsui!

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Features

  • Turn Tailscale on and off
  • Log in, out, and reauthenticate
  • View and copy info about your node
  • Select exit nodes and view your current ping to all exit nodes
  • See how much bandwidth you've used