Local files can now be opened in your editor, and Linux builds are available for ARM (aarch64).
Edit local files. Double-clicking a file in the local pane, or choosing Edit… from its menu, opens it in the editor set in Settings → Editor, the same way remote files open. The file is edited in place; there is nothing to upload back. (#31)
Files that would run now open as text. With "Open files with the system default app" on, a double click used to hand the file to the system, which runs programs and scripts just like a double click in Finder or Explorer. Serverus now opens anything the system would execute as plain text instead: apps, .command and .tool scripts, .exe, .bat and other Windows scripts, installers, shortcuts, and executables without an extension. This applies to remote files too. On Linux, where there is no standard way to force a text editor, Serverus asks you to choose an editor in Settings for such files.
Linux ARM builds. Every release now includes aarch64 / arm64 builds for Linux: .AppImage, .deb and .rpm. Like the x64 Linux build, it is experimental. (#32)