# Releases

URL: https://tuios.dev/releases

> What changed in each release of tuios.

## Releases

- [Everything since v0.7.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/since-v0-7-0.md): Unreleased work on main: session layouts that come back after a daemon restart, sessions and panes on other machines, agents you can watch and message, one layout for every client, an interface that answers the mouse, and a large cut in memory use.
- [v0.7.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-7-0.md): Video playback in a pane, the kitty keyboard protocol, a rebuilt copy mode with a real scrollbar, a command palette, and the hundred fixes it took to make graphics passthrough honest.
- [v0.6.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-6-0.md): Experimental Kitty graphics support, prefix-free window cycling in terminal mode, and a real terminal cursor with vi-mode shapes.
- [v0.5.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-5-0.md): Persistent sessions backed by a daemon, multi-client attach over SSH, a remote control CLI, and BSP tiling with manual splits.
- [v0.4.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-4-0.md): The web terminal moves out into the sip library, tape scripting gets a recorder and a manager UI, and a ShowKeys overlay draws your keypresses for recordings.
- [v0.3.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-3-0.md): Bubble Tea v2 with keyboard enhancements, configurable tiling layouts, theming turned opt-in, and a scrollback rewrite.
- [v0.2.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-2-0.md): 340 color themes that restyle the UI and the terminal palette together, a new PTY layer, and windows that can no longer leave the screen.
- [v0.1.0](https://tuios.dev/releases/v0-1-0.md): The first tagged release. A floating and tiling terminal window manager with a vim-style copy mode, scrollback, a TOML config with rebindable keys, and packaging for most platforms.