Release v0.4.1
Fixed
- The peer list now self-heals: network changes (e.g. connecting a VPN), suspend/resume, and missed probes recover automatically instead of requiring "Retry Connection" or an app restart. Recovery probes previously used a message that never repopulated the list, and a peer that missed its single 2-second probe window was never probed again.
- Resuming from standby no longer briefly wipes the peer list, and removing a peer now requires 3 failed probes instead of 1, so transient Wi-Fi hiccups don't make devices vanish and reappear. Waking on a different network silently clears the old network's list and immediately re-probes, instead of showing unreachable peers as online.
- Reconnecting to a known device no longer briefly shows a duplicate "Manual (ip)" entry or rewrites the peer store twice per recovery.
Added
- Membership sync: devices that joined the cluster while you were offline now become reachable automatically (previously they required a manual re-pair). A device you kicked can't be gossiped back by a member that missed the removal.
- The peer list is silently refreshed when the window regains focus (at most once per 30s), so bringing the app to the front after connecting a VPN shows the cluster without any clicks.
📦 Installation
Linux
If you're on a modern Linux distribution (i.e. with Wayland and Flatpak support), the recommended method of installing ClusterCut is via FriendlyHub.
Tip
If you need X11 support, or don't have Wayland/Flatpak support, use the RPM or DEB files from the assets in this release.
macOS
Download the DMG file from the assets of this release.
Windows
Download the EXE file from the assets of this release.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/keithvassallomt/ClusterCut/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md