What's Changed
- Adds support for virtual machine state restoration ¹
- There's a new "Library" item in the "Window" menu to open the library window
- Editing the name of a new managed disk image now works as expected
- Linux guests now use cached mode for block storage devices, addressing a corruption issue that could occur when doing heavy I/O operations (by @jamestut in #332)
- Improved virtual machine screenshot performance and reliability
- Addresses a bug that prevented spaces from being inserted into the name of Virtual Machine when editing in the library window
- Addresses an issue where rapidly renaming the same virtual machine multiple times could cause the name displayed in the library to no longer match the name that's on the filesystem
- Fixed some memory leaks
¹ State restoration requires the host to be running macOS 14 or later and a macOS guest. Once a state has been saved, I recommend always starting up from a saved state, otherwise you may encounter VM corruption (this is a limitation of Apple's Virtualization API).
Full Changelog: 1.4.1...1.5