Support Editor Display Scale

This is a minor update to version 1.0 that includes honoring the Editor Display Scale value. The fonts will adjust in GDTerm just as they would for other editor components.

Enhance editor settings to include font

This new release is a minor update to the v1.0 but has important quality of life impacts, particularly for Mac users. It allows setting the font and font size in the editor settings so that if they are using a Retina display that can have a more suitable font size. It also uses the Cmd-C and Cmd-V shortcuts on the Mac OS platform instead of Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V for Windows and Linux.

Functionality and platform complete

This is the first release with the desired functionality and support for Linux, Windows, and Mac.

v0.99.2

Minor fix for handling applications that included multiple color changes in single escape code.

v0.99.1

This is a minor update to v0.99 to fix the indexed color mapping for background colors.

v0.99

This release addresses a number of usability issues and some corner cases, particularly on Windows 11.

• Fix backspace and ctrl-backspace so that they worked as expected on Windows
• Fix unicode processing so it handles wide characters, combiners, and modifiers
• Enhance startup to allow initialization commands when terminal started
• Enhance color handling to support 8 bit or 24 bit colors in the terminal
• Enhance to allow copy/paste via keyboard Ctrl-Shift-C / Ctrl-Shift-V

v0.98

This release adds a few quality of life enhancements

• optional light and dark theme
• improved selection for bigger than a single window
• ability to put terminal in bottom pane, main editor or both
• Fixes related to scrolling when large amounts of data are output from the terminal

There are now Editor Settings... and the category Gdterm