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0.42.0 - two things can no longer share a pin
A settings write that would put two things on one GPIO is refused, a capture driver announces itself instead of being called by name, and a keyboard the target has forgotten can be re-plugged from the console.
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0.41.1 - a fix that was there and did nothing
I shipped a WiFi fix and never called the function. The person who reported the bug found the missing line himself. While checking that release I found a crash that had been hiding behind three different symptoms.
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0.37.0 - the screen as two kilobytes
Work a machine over a phone tether by sending the characters instead of the video, hand a dashboard a view-only token, and go back to any published release.
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0.28.0 - reading the screen as text, and watching it while you are away
Select and copy the words off a BIOS screen instead of typing them out, and let the device raise an alert when a phrase you care about appears.
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0.24.0 - point a phone at the screen to get in
The round LCD shows the rescue hotspot as a QR code, the certificate finally names the address DHCP gave the device, and the reset button shows that it heard you.
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0.22.0 - two firmware slots, and a way back
The firmware panel shows both slots and can boot the other one, so going back to a build that worked needs no cable.
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0.17.0 - WiFi, and a hotspot for when it fails
On boards with an ESP32-C6 the KVM can run over WiFi, put up its own hotspot when the network is gone, and open the console on your phone by itself.
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0.11.0 - the device becomes its own certificate authority
Import one small certificate once and the browser trusts the device for good - which is also what unlocks H.264 and the keyboard channel.
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0.1.2 - the first working KVM
The first tagged builds. HDMI capture, a keyboard and mouse the target cannot tell from real ones, a web console over HTTPS, and updates over the network.
