FuMachine 0.3.2 is out. It is mostly a round of fixes after a careful look through the whole program:
- A small security improvement on Windows. The steps that need administrator rights, such as setting up the lock-screen service, now start through Windows’ own Command Processor. Because of this, the Windows permission prompt shows Windows Command Processor instead of FuMachine.
- The Mac catches up. The Mac viewer now does what the Windows and Linux ones already did: text copied in View only is sent once you turn it off, reconnecting finds a computer that moved, connecting by address brings an open window forward, and a minimized window doesn’t use the full picture stream.
There are also fixes for rotated screens on Windows, Korean keyboards on Linux, a locked Mac asking for the password straight away, and a handful of smaller things.
For Windows, Linux and the Mac. Get it here!