v0.1.0-beta.34

Released: May 5, 2026

Heads Up — Linux PGP Key Rotation

We're rolling our Linux signing key. Release files in the APT repository are now dual-signed with our current PGP key and a new one, so existing installs with the current key already in their keyring keep verifying without any change. The published public key at https://r2.kunobi.ninja/apt/gpg.key now serves only the new key — fresh installs anchor on the new key from day one. The current key will be retired in approximately one month, after which releases will be signed only with the new key.

What you need to do: before the retirement date, import the new public key so verification keeps working once the legacy signature is dropped.

APT users

curl -fsSL https://r2.kunobi.ninja/apt/gpg.key | sudo gpg --dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/kunobi.gpg
sudo apt update

Manual gpg --verify users

curl -fsSL https://r2.kunobi.ninja/apt/gpg.key | gpg --import

If you don't verify Linux signatures yourself, no action is needed.

What's New

Concurrent Cluster Connection Limit (Community Edition)

The Community edition now caps concurrent cluster connections at 3. This keeps local resource usage predictable on smaller setups; teams that need more parallel connections can switch to a higher tier.

Improvements

Smoother virtualized lists — integrated upstream performance optimizations across virtualized components for snappier scrolling and lower CPU under load

Bug Fixes

Webview navigation allowlist corrected — internal links and expected navigation flows now resolve cleanly instead of being blocked
Tightened terminal defaults and authentication timeouts — removes stale defaults that could leave terminal sessions or auth flows in an inconsistent state

Installation

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