Uniterm2 V0.21.3

In this version

• Add clear terminal button
• Bump Electron and other modules to latest
• Minor bug fixes

Uniterm2 V0.21.2

In this version

• Minor bug fixes and tweaks on the Tab/PTY option bar.

Uniterm2 V0.21.1

In this version (since last release)

• Minor bug fixes (especially for the middle-button click on the tab headers)
• Experimental add ligatures support (not quite work, but logic and dependencies are added)
• Add custom tab title prefix and priority changer, to access these function, right-click the tab header will toggle this new panel.

Uniterm2 v0.19

In this version, we have bring in the experimental support for webGL renderer from latest xterm.js.
To enable it after upgrading, simply click on the cog icon to open config, go to misc section and add webGL: true at the end.

Also, the background style of the vibrant toolbar has been fixed a bit.

Uniterm2 v0.18.2

In this version:

• updates dependencies to latest version.
• sudo (privileges raised) terminal host is more light-weight now (under the hood now it only loads Node.JS framework instead of full Electron framework in a new process)

Uniterm2 v0.18.1

In this version...

• Drag and drop tabs no longer be separated
• Remove (high priority) hotkey bindings from the context menu as that may conflicts with the application running inside terminal, but Ctrl+Insert (copy) and Shift+Insert (paste) are still function as they would.
• The search panel moved to the top, style matching the new advanced terminal launcher (see below).
• Added a new advanced terminal launcher, you may right-click the + button beside the tabs to use it, you may customize which shell you want to launch, passing arguments, change working directory or even altering environment variable within this launcher before you fire a new session.
• You may drag a tab within same window into the advanced launcher to "clone" the session (except the state changed after session start)
• Internally changed the build pipeline from Electron Packager with custom build script to Electron Forge, because the old one complains a lot about dependencies security issues even they are not actually used.
• Some dependencies has been updated, it should resolve some issue that it won't build in some OS.

Have to remind that this release I don't prepare a Linux build as I don't have tools to build it temporally, but in the other hand, I also provide a Squirrel installer package.

Uniterm2 v0.17

In this version (updates since last published binaries)

• Icon style updated
• Add vibrant mode support (i.e. blurry semi-transparent window, only for Windows builds, just works in 10, Mac builds may be supported too, but I don't have hardware to testing it), toggle-able in config
• Add transparent window support, toggle-able in config
• Add zoom
• Add search
• Configurable default terminal size
• Updated xterm.js, electron and node-pty
• Minor bug fixes

Uniterm2 v0.15.5

In this version, ...

• Update dependencies to latest (Electron to v4.1.4, Node-PTY to v0.8.1, and more)
• Minor bug fixes
• Some code tidy-up, make more internals can be modified via mods (such as shell base wrapper, the middle layer between xterm.js and several pty modules)

Uniterm2 v0.15.3

In this version...

• You may hold Ctrl and left-click the "+" button, or just middle-click or drop directory/executable file to to launch them in new window.
• You may hold Ctrl and scroll on the terminal, or use 2 fingers on the touch screen if you have it to zoom in/out.
• Now the terminal supports the mouse middle-click to copy selected text.
• The tab/window control bar will auto hide when you maximize the Uniterm window.

Also, here has experimental Linux builds using WSL, you may download them and try out if you are using Linux, but no guarantee that these are working builds.

Uniterm2 v0.15.2

In this version

• Style changed, now the frontend does not depends on any UI framework.
• Added ability to drop shell executable file or directory to the add button for launching them directly.
• Now middle mouse button works on the tab headers, which will ends the shell session.