Sync the self-hosting stack

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@@ -9,6 +9,25 @@ one of them changed. An entry says which artefact and which version, so `web 0.1
Every version published to a channel appears here. Nothing is written from memory afterwards: a build Every version published to a channel appears here. Nothing is written from memory afterwards: a build
cannot be published without its entry. cannot be published without its entry.
## 2026-10-08 — Remote desktop streams video as H.264 `agent 0.35.0` `web 0.151.0` `api 0.121.0`
The remote screen is now streamed as H.264 video when your browser and the machine both can, so a
video playing on the machine, a window being dragged or a page scrolling reaches you smoothly instead
of as a stream of still images, and with far less bandwidth. The agent uses the graphics card's
encoder when there is one and the Windows software encoder otherwise; your browser decodes the stream
itself. The bitrate adapts to the connection, and a screen that stops changing stops costing anything
after half a second.
When either end cannot — an older browser, an older agent, or a machine without a Media Foundation
encoder — the session uses the existing image stream exactly as before. The status line under the
picture now says which one you are getting: **H.264 video** or **JPEG images**. On Windows Server the
software encoder comes with the optional Media Foundation feature (`Install-WindowsFeature
Server-Media-Foundation`, then restart); without it the server streams images and the agent's event
log says why.
Update the agent release image, the API image and the web console image. They can be updated in any
order; video starts once all three are. No database update is required.
## 2026-10-07 — Remote desktop follows the lock screen and UAC prompts `agent 0.34.0` `web 0.150.1` ## 2026-10-07 — Remote desktop follows the lock screen and UAC prompts `agent 0.34.0` `web 0.150.1`
A remote-desktop session no longer pauses when the person at the machine locks it or a Windows A remote-desktop session no longer pauses when the person at the machine locks it or a Windows