Highlights since 0.16.12
- Long sessions stay fast. Switching between files no longer leaves editor style rules behind, so the window stops getting slower and heavier over a long session. In a test of 313 file switches, the window's CSS rules grew from 6806 to 12294 before this fix and from 6787 to 6795 now. Idle CPU use was already low after v0.16.11 and is unchanged here.
- PDF rebuilds no longer restyle the whole window. In a test of 15 rebuilds, window-wide restyles dropped from 32 to 0.
Notable fixes
- Windows: presentation (deck) build errors point at the right file and line, and the presentation runtime is staged on Windows. Thanks to @skytheacademic.
- Linux: programs started from the AppImage (the terminal, TeX tools and AI agents) get the host's environment instead of the AppImage's bundled one. Thanks to @stefanbringuier.
Changes in v0.16.13
- Locate deck build errors and stage the presentation runtime on Windows (#816) (
5c8464d4) - fix(linux): start programs from the AppImage with the host's environment (#817) (
80af46ba) - perf: stop editing work that grows with the session and window-wide restyles (#818) (
3fd2ef49)
Install (Apple silicon Mac)
Download the .dmg below, open it, and drag Lattice to Applications.
Lattice is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Already running Lattice? It updates itself automatically — no need to
re-download.
Full Changelog: v0.16.12...v0.16.13
Install (Linux, experimental)
Download the .AppImage below, make it executable
(chmod +x Lattice_*.AppImage), and run it. It needs an x86_64
distribution at least as new as Ubuntu 22.04 (tested on Ubuntu
22.04, 24.04 and 26.04 and Fedora 45), and your own TeX Live from the
distribution's packages. If FUSE 2 is missing, run it with
--appimage-extract-and-run.
On Linux, Lattice does not update itself — download each new release
here — and the built-in Agent is not available yet.