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Every version published to a channel appears here. Nothing is written from memory afterwards: a build
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Every version published to a channel appears here. Nothing is written from memory afterwards: a build
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cannot be published without its entry.
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cannot be published without its entry.
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## 2026-10-08 — One remote-desktop notice for every operator, and clearer wording `agent 0.36.0` `api 0.122.0`
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When two operators connect to the same Windows session, the person at the machine now sees one notice
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instead of two stacked ones. It names each operator on a line of its own, followed by your
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organization's sentence once. An operator joins the notice when they start watching, after the person
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allowed it under *Ask first*, and their line goes when they disconnect. If the session showing the
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notice ends first, the other one shows its own notice straight away and pauses its picture until that
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notice is up. Operators connected to different Windows sessions, such as two users on a Remote Desktop
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Services host, still get one notice each, on their own screen.
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The notice also says what is really happening. It reads "Antoine is remotely viewing and controlling
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this machine." rather than "… controlling this screen.", and "… is remotely viewing this machine's
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screen." for an operator who can only watch, in English, French and German.
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Update the agent release image and the API image. The wording comes with the API, the single notice
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with the agent. No web console or database update is required.
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## 2026-10-08 — Remote desktop streams video as H.264 `agent 0.35.0` `web 0.151.0` `api 0.121.0`
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## 2026-10-08 — Remote desktop streams video as H.264 `agent 0.35.0` `web 0.151.0` `api 0.121.0`
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The remote screen is now streamed as H.264 video when your browser and the machine both can, so a
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The remote screen is now streamed as H.264 video when your browser and the machine both can, so a
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