Tisty 1.0.7
Open a folder and you saw cards: twenty documents whose titles were cut off
after four words, filling a strip across the top of an otherwise empty screen.
A folder of folders was worse — nine names and nothing else, so finding one
paper meant going in, looking, and coming back out.
A folder now reads as an index. Titles arrive whole, in as many columns as the
window is wide, and every folder inside opens where it stands, showing up to
eight of the papers it holds and the folders under it. Nothing that fits on the
screen asks you to travel for it, and a folder holding a single paper no longer
costs a trip to find that out.
The line under the name counts what is really down there. «9 folders» becomes
«9 folders · 63 papers in all», and where papers sit loose beside the folders it
says how many are right here. If any of them is not on this machine, it says
that too, instead of leaving you to notice one row at a time.
A document whose title begins with an emoji now wears it in place of the paper
icon — only when something is left to read without it, so a title that is only
an emoji stays as it was. Families, flags and skin tones count as the one
character they look like.
An assistant can also give a folder a colour now, not only an icon, and change
either afterwards on a folder that already exists. What it may copy grows to
zip, 7z, gz and tar — each judged by the bytes it carries, as everything else
is, which for a tar means the marker 257 bytes in.
The number stays in the 1.0 line, as it will until the door opened in 1.0.0
works the way it was announced.
Full Changelog: v1.0.6...v1.0.7