Eidos Lite 0.1

Choose a searchable time zone for dates and Calendar, or follow the system setting. Views created with newer features retain their configuration and ask for an update rather than running an incomplete query.

Plan records in Calendar views, preview changed images, and read formatted metadata differences. Select fields support defaults and filters add relative dates. New empty Markdown files accept the first keystroke reliably.

New Markdown files receive focus when switching to Source. Undo and Redo restore deleted table records and their affected relations. The sidebar Settings action uses a simpler layout.

Inspect changed records field by field in Version History. Open linked records beside the source table. New records stay pinned while editing in sorted or filtered views, and Grid values and floating editors are easier to scan.

Linux window controls follow the system theme and sizing. Narrow Welcome windows retain independent scrolling for actions and Recent Spaces so recent folders remain reachable.

Linux integrates its window controls into a compact titlebar and hides the traditional menu bar. Debian packages install a standard launcher icon instead of falling back to a generic icon.

Install native Debian packages on amd64 or arm64 alongside AppImage options. Eidos Files have a distinct Explorer icon, source editors wrap long lines, and URL cells remain editable around the link text.

Sync fetches remote history in fewer requests and immediately refreshes open files after a pull. Resize the Sync and Versions panels with a remembered shared width and keyboard adjustment.

Sync recovers after discarding local edits and validates reviewed merges. Choose the record label in Table settings, customize repeatable editor shortcuts, and select and copy rendered Markdown previews.

Fast-forward Sync avoids a second remote fetch. First-version table history remains inspectable, attachments show previews or explicit file actions, table and view tabs support keyboard cycling, and new rows stay in place during editing.

History marks the last known cloud checkpoint even after divergence. Conflict-free reviewed merges finish automatically. Large Eidos File merge analysis and row edits are faster.

A compact Sync panel brings connection state, storage and recovery actions together. Transfers show progress, speed and time estimates when available, and initial Sync review has a clearer hierarchy.

Supported Eidos system metadata merges automatically, while structurally unsafe changes still require review. Cross-platform merges preserve their progress across restarts and remain retryable after interruption.

Resolve large-file conflicts faster and inspect logical changes after a cross-platform merge. Sync reports actual transfer progress when totals are known, and first connections compare logical database state to avoid false local changes.

Uploads, downloads and clone operations report transferred bytes and totals when available, with an indeterminate state when the total is unknown. First Sync connections compare logical database state across SQLite versions.

Windows updates close Space runtimes before restarting to install. Settings and update notices share a stable sidebar location, and table menus expand to fit their action labels.

Review diverged Local and Hosted histories in a dedicated merge workspace. Resolve text and Eidos data conflicts, resume after restarting, or abort while retaining both histories. Preview Markdown and HTML alongside their source.

Show HTTPS URL columns as images in Grid and Gallery, and attach remote files by URL. Thumbnails remain cached while scrolling, and expanded Explorer folders stay open through refreshes.

This published release contains a comparison link only. No curated change description was provided; see the original release for its recorded history.