Linux Changelog
Check out the latest features and goodies that our team has shipped.
Fixed
- Crash on systems that don’t have a primary monitor set.
- Rare crash in call ringtone playout.
- Main window size being incorrect on newer versions of Gnome.
- Intermittent X client crash.
Changed
- Upgraded to the latest version of WebRTC.
Fixed
- Offset issue with cursor positions when using a display scaling setting other than 100%.
- Crash caused when a system was missing a “pointer” system cursor image.
Added
- Allow Linux to “Knock” and receive Call requests (i.e. to share the screen)
Fixed
- Crash which could occur when changing system theme from dark to light after receiving a call.
- Peers will properly timeout when one side crashes instead of indefinitely trying to reconnect.
Changed
- Icon strategy to better integrate with dark/light mode themes.
Added
- Connectivity stats view to the menu bar UI when in a call.
- Can now change transmit resolution between all platforms (not just Linux to macOS).
- A “Share Screen” item in the App Indicator menu on Linux.
Changed
- Updated icons to match macOS better and support light/dark mode.
Added
- You can now sign in via SSO. Click ‘Sign in via Browser’ in the popover UI.
Fixed
- Removing a friend not being reflected in the UI immediately.
Fixed
- Aborting display selection will no longer start an audio call.
- Friends no longer disappear when they go offline.
Added
- Option to suggest a reaction in the reactions list. Send us your best reaction suggestions!
- Automatic link opening feature will now work between all operating systems.
- Added Tag Team cursor mode Linux to Linux and macOS to Linux. Note: Multi-way macOS to Linux will use Tag Team mode temporarily.
Fixed
- Issue when sending key strokes from Linux to MacOS.
Added
- Paint mode Mac to Linux and Linux to Linux.
- Persist paint setting now works.
- Highlight click mode Mac to Linux and Linux to Linux.
Added
- Tuple will now prevent your computer from sleeping while in an active call.
- The host will automatically stop sharing when all guests close the video stream.
- A way to adjust logging level by using
TUPLE_LOG_LEVEL
environment variable.
- Deployment through flatpak.
- Automatic background updates via flatpak.
Fixed
- Tuple will be properly activated when incomings call window appears.
- Tuple will be properly activated when someone shares their screen.
- Popover UI can now longer be incorrectly resized leading to a strange looking UI.
- Audio will no longer be muted when receiving incoming calls.
- Display picker windows will now be in correct centered locations.
Added
- Soothing spinner in call window until receiving first frame.
- Mouse movement between all platforms.
- Do not disturb will turn on and off between calls (when the Tuple preference is turned on).
- Automatic sign in between sessions.
Fixed
- About modal being open when calls start doesn’t prevent the incoming call window.
- Call toolbar flickering when pairing with Linux <–> macOS.
- Scaling issues with mouse cursor when receiving a retina display from macOS.
Initial release!
Added
- Basic audio support
- Basic screen support
- Basic multi-way support
- Send confetti Linux –> MacOS
- Send resolution changes Linux –> MacOS
- Configurable red outline when sharing screen
- Add friends, teammates, and guests
- Remove friends
- Automatic Do Not Disturb when making calls
- Mute/Unmute in systray
- Hang up in systray