X410 no longer applies a HiDPI scale factor from the primary monitor; X410 now applies a normal DPI and automatically scales the output according to the HiDPI setting of the current monitor. If you're using multiple monitors with different DPI's, the new behavior should provide more visual consistency and better usage experience Multi-level popup menus […]
Running apps are now shown on X-Window taskbars and docks (ex. Xfce4 panel) in Windowed Apps mode A desktop X-Window that covers the Windows desktop (ex. Xfce4 desktop) is now automatically hidden in Windowed Apps mode Improved memory usage; X410 now even consumes less! Fixed various unexpected crashes in Windowed Apps mode. If you do […]
The new version 2.0 has been submitted to Microsoft Store and should be available soon. The following summarizes the new features and improvements added in 2.0. ▬ Consumes less memory When X410 is launched in 'Windowed Apps' mode it now only consumes less than 10MB. More memory will be used as you open more new […]
Login Agent now supports manually pre-loading the public keys on PIV smart cards (ex. YubiKey 4/Neo). This can be handy when you want to test your PIV smart card without creating an Address Book entry. It can also be used to cache the PIN for your PIV smart card even when you disabled the "Cache […]
PIV smart cards (ex. YubiKey 4/Neo) are now natively supported for the SSH public key user authentication. When you want to use a PIV smart card for SSH, simply select one of the virtual "<piv-card>" private key files. You can also copy OpenSSH public keys directly off a PIV smart card and conveniently set up […]
Want to run Linux GUI apps from Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)? Try X410, our brand new X server for Windows 10! X410 is hassle free. You can install X410 directly from Microsoft Store and get it swiftly ready for your X server needs. In X410, you don't have to deal with mysterious command-line options; X410 […]
Address Book now has a 'Private Key Wizard' for easily adding an SSH session file with the public-key user authentication. You just need to enter your server address and drag-and-drop a private key! When Token2Shell detects a change in the host key for the connecting server, it now provides an option for directly updating the […]
Color schemes can now be imported from iTerm2 (*.itermcolors) and MacOS Terminal (*.terminal) Looking for cool color schemes? Check out this GitHub repository: https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes Keyboard mapping files are updated. The new files will be copied when you freshly install Token2Shell. However, if you already installed Token2Shell and having problems using function keys or other special […]
When you have organized your background images in subfolders and want Token2Shell to randomly select an image from those subfolders, you can now enable the "Search subfolders" option. Italic and strikethrough text styles are now supported. The new styles can improve your productivity while using server programs such as Vim. For example, while editing codes […]
Docker containers can now be created and managed from Token2Shell via newly added 'Docker Console' Docker containers can now be directly connected from Token2Shell without installing any additional program (ex. OpenSSH server) Sessions can now be kept alive by automatically sending a special SSH message or a string of characters (Idle Monitor) Line Sender can […]
Token2Shell now natively supports SHA256 and SHA512 signature algorithms for RSA private keysSeptember 6, 2022
Token2Shell now supports higher bit MODP groups and hash algorithms for SSH key exchange methodsSeptember 13, 2020
X410.dev is now live! See how you can seamlessly use Linux GUI apps in Windows 10 with X410!March 5, 2020
X410 gets more options for better user experience in Linux GUI apps and desktopsNovember 21, 2019
Pull your Linux GUI apps out of Hyper-V consoles! Run them like Windows apps with X410 over VSOCK!November 11, 2019