Release v0.4.4

Fixed

Copies are now picked up as soon as they happen on X11, Windows, and wlroots/KDE Wayland, instead of waiting for the next 500 ms clipboard poll (issue #20). ClusterCut listens for the OS clipboard change event (XFixes on X11, WM_CLIPBOARDUPDATE on Windows, data-control selection events on Wayland) and keeps the old poll as a fallback. macOS has no change event, so it now checks the pasteboard's change counter every 50 ms instead of every 500 ms. GNOME Wayland was already event-driven and is unchanged.
A slow or lossy incoming handshake no longer holds up connections from other peers. Inbound handshakes were completed one at a time, so a single lost handshake packet (about 1 s of QUIC retransmit timer) delayed every peer queued behind it.

📦 Installation

Linux

Native Install
ClusterCut is available as a .deb and .rpm file for Debian-based and RedHat-based distributions respectively. It's also available on AUR for Arch and derivatives as clustercut-bin.

Flatpak
ClusterCut is also available via Flatpak.

Tip

Unless you're on GNOME with Wayland, please use the native install. Flatpak does not allow sandboxed applications to monitor the clipboard, so this would severely reduce the usefulness of ClusterCut. On GNOME, this is mitigated via an extension. The Flatpak version also does not support X11.

You can also download the Flatpak bundle below.

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

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