What's Changed
- The project is now Glasshouse. Own the glass. The README, the TV's home-screen tile and loading screen, and the web dashboard all carry the new name; an existing tile is renamed at its next start. The web dashboard leads with a new masthead, and the TV's Updates tab names the version as Glasshouse. The theme toggle moves to the footer, leaving the masthead room to stay on one line. The repository keeps its name. (#211, #214, #215, #217)
- Bokeh screen saver. Soft circles of light drifting in and out on black. (#207)
- Dim or bright on the TV. The TV dashboard's Screen Saver tab can now choose the brightness, as the browser dashboard can. (#208)
- Apps shown by name. The app on screen is shown by its title, such as YouTube, instead of its id, in the web dashboard and Home Assistant. (#212)
- Readable HDR states. A source asking for Auto Low Latency Mode now shows as, for example, "HDR · Low latency" rather than "HDRALLM". (#205)
- AirPlay can no longer be hidden. Hiding it never stuck: it added a tile of its own at each boot instead, and they piled up. A TV that hid it is unhidden and the extra tiles removed. (#210)
- Fewer freezes at start on older TVs. On webOS 4 the server could freeze in its first second when it started many helper programs at once; it now starts them two at a time, and the watchdog restarts a server stuck at start-up sooner. (#213, #209)