NilsBriggenandClaude Opus 5.5
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- AppStream metainfo (validates), man page, bash/zsh/fish completions. - scripts/install.sh installs everything into a DESTDIR; the release archive (scripts/release-tarball.sh) and both PKGBUILDs use it. - packaging/aur-release: a slidewire package built from the tag. - CI moves to .gitea/workflows: works without sudo, installs Rust with rustup, checks fmt, clippy, tests, extracted translations, the desktop file, metainfo and cargo-deny; tags build and attach the archive. - deny.toml: licences compatible with GPL-3.0-or-later, crates.io only. - Cargo metadata, MSRV 1.95, thin LTO and stripped release builds. - CHANGELOG.md for 1.0.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to Slidewire. The format follows
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[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and versions follow
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[Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/).
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## [1.0.0] - 2026-10-11
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The first release.
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### Mixing
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- One channel strip per hardware channel, each with a knob, a fader, a scribble-strip display, glowing S/M/R buttons, an LED meter, and the volume in % and dB.
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- A strip controls any mix of:
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- the focused app
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- apps matched by name, wildcard or regex
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- recording streams
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- "all other apps"
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- system sounds
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- any output or input
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- the default device
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- Banks give 8 faders 16, 24 or more things to control. Scenes save and recall every strip's volume and mute.
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- Soft takeover: a fader only takes over once it reaches the current volume.
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- Strips have their own name, colour, icon, range (such as a mic that never goes below 40%) and curve.
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- Ducking: a strip can turn the other apps down while it plays.
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- Buses: virtual outputs that mix several apps into one fader, each playing on a real output.
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- "Always play here" remembers which device an app plays on (or records from).
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- A master strip for the default output.
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### Buttons
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- Buttons outside the strips can:
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- send media keys, to whichever player is playing or to one you name
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- toggle mutes, and set or cycle the default device
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- run a command or press keys
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- switch profile, bank or scene
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- mute all inputs, or act as push-to-talk or push-to-mute
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- hear yourself (a monitor loopback)
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- load an EasyEffects preset
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- control OBS Studio: switch scene, mute a source, record or stream
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- Focus rules switch to a bank or scene while an app is in front, and back when you leave it.
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### Controllers
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- A ready-made Korg nanoKONTROL2 profile with live LEDs, and a drawing of it that lights up as you touch the hardware.
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- Imports MIDI Mixer for Windows profiles (`spec.json`), so its presets for other controllers work.
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- Learn mode for building a profile, and for re-learning any control from the mixer or the Buttons page.
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- Supported input:
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- 7-bit CC and notes
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- 14-bit pitch-bend (motor) faders
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- endless encoders
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- Supported feedback:
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- LED rings
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- button LEDs
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- motor faders
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- Mackie-style meters
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- A connection check (`slidewire --doctor`) explains why a controller doesn't show up. A raw-MIDI fallback keeps devices working that the ALSA sequencer doesn't list.
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### Desktop
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- Dark and light themes, accent colours (including the desktop's), UI size, and reduced motion.
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- A tray icon with:
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- a mute badge
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- volume on the scroll wheel
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- scenes, banks and mic mute in its menu
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- Focus tracking and the volume pop-up on KDE Plasma, Hyprland, sway and others. File dialogs go through the XDG portal.
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- Keyboard shortcuts, undo and redo, toasts with Undo, and a first-run welcome.
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- Screen readers get names and values for every control; faders and knobs work from the keyboard.
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- Text can be translated (rust-i18n). English is the only language so far.
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- Command line control of the running app: `slidewire strips|set|mute|bank|scene`.
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- A systemd user unit for starting with the session. `--install-icon` and `--uninstall` cover builds without a package.
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### Reliability
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- Only one instance runs; a second launch shows the first.
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- Quitting (including SIGTERM at logout):
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- restores ducked volumes
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- turns the LEDs off
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- saves pending edits
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- Settings and profiles are written atomically, readable only by you, and recovered from their backup if damaged.
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- Imported profiles that run commands ask before keeping them.
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- A crash is written to `~/.local/state/slidewire/crash.log`, and systemd restarts the service.
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[1.0.0]: https://git.briggen.dev/NilsBriggen/SlideWire/releases/tag/v1.0.0
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