Release Notes

1.0.2 - 2026-07-07

No changes to the application itself. Another release-pipeline improvement release:

Each release’s own page now shows that release’s actual release notes, and each GitLab Release is created with its notes filled in automatically instead of a placeholder.
Every release’s download page now also includes that exact version’s User Guide (HTML and PDF) and Release Notes (HTML and PDF), not just the installer and license.
Fixed the latest download link so it no longer duplicates the entire current release a second time behind the scenes – it was causing the published site to exceed GitLab’s size limit and fail to publish.

No changes to the application itself. This release verifies and improves how releases are published and distributed:

Releases (including alpha/beta pre-releases) are now published with a browsable downloads page, listing every available version and what it contains.
Added a stable latest download link that always points at the current full release, so it never needs updating by hand.
Every version’s download page lists its files (Windows executable, License, User Guide, and an all-in-one zip) with a short description of each.

First stable release of TDA Config.

Multi-monitor window management - create and position undecorated instrument windows across multiple displays.
18 instrument types - PFD, ND, EWD, Systems Display (SD, with 16 subpages), MCDU, DCDU, DRAIMS, ISI, ISCS, EFB, and more.
Remote web interface - view and control the full layout from a browser, including live position/size editing and file operations (new/load/save/save as/templates).
Keyboard shortcuts - select, move, and resize windows entirely from the keyboard, with fine-adjustment modifiers for pixel-precise placement.
Configuration persistence - layouts save and load as XML files, with built-in templates to start from.
Cross-platform - native builds for Windows and Raspberry Pi (headless KMS/DRM), plus Linux for running the test suite.
Licensing - automatic demo license on first run, sign-in to retrieve a purchased license, or manual license file installation - no account needed just to try the app.
In-app version display - the web interface always shows the running app version, and a demo license’s expiration date when one is active.