What's new in Kiosk Satellite 2026.9.71
This release adds live CPU, memory and temperature tiles to the Remote Admin Overview, turns the intercom into a full screen view and tidies the Overview's quick controls.
Improvements
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CPU, memory and temperature tiles on the Overview. Three new tiles in the Status card, CPU, RAM and Temp, show the last fifteen minutes of CPU load, memory use and CPU temperature as a terminal style stack of cells, one column per sample, lit up to the value and colored green, amber or red by the band each cell sits in, with the scale's ceiling and floor beside it. The device samples every fifteen seconds whether or not an admin page is open, so the chart is full the moment the page connects. The state line carries the live value, free memory in GB for the memory tile, and the dot follows the same thresholds as the header's temperature tint. The
statspush andgetStatsnow include free and total memory andgetStatsHistoryreturns the samples. -
The intercom takes the whole screen. Call a kiosk is now a full screen like the app launcher instead of a dialog: Announce to all at the top and every kiosk as a row with its name and status, a Ready kiosk's row placing the call and the others staying on the list dimmed with their reason. The call itself fills the screen too, with the other kiosk's name large, the timer under it, a twelve bar level meter that rises with the voice and bigger call buttons. With push to talk the End or Done button sits under the talk button, beside it only on a short screen such as a phone on its side, and the line under the name says who hears you while it is held. The X, back, HOME, a call starting and the screensaver all close the screen. The app launcher carries the same mark and name in its top left corner, and a tap on the empty ground no longer closes either view: the X, back or a back swipe does.
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Quick controls on the Overview are wide tiles. The icon now sits beside a left-aligned label instead of above it, so a label that wraps to two lines, Postpone screensaver or a longer translation, no longer stretches the row. Every tile keeps the same inset, four fit across the desktop column and a phone keeps two per row. The icon colors step through the accents by row and column rather than in markup order, so a column is never one color top to bottom.